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From 1826 to 1868 Pickens County was also known by the alias of Pickens
District. The 1868 Constitution changed all districts to counties.
Immanuel M. Scoggins
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Birth: Oct. 28, 1845
South Carolina, USA
Death: May 7, 1930
Cleveland, Conway County, Arkansas, USA
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Children:
Manuel Lay Scoggins (1887 - 1910)*
Emma Clem Scoggins Roberson (1890 - 1975)*
Burial: Cleveland Cemetery
Cleveland, Conway County, Arkansas, USA
Created by: Jeff James
Record added: Feb 03, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 24360261
1860 US Census Northern Division, De Kalb, Alabama
Post Office; Rawlingsville
Syntha D. Scoggins F abt 1820 40 South Carolina
Icy F. Scoggins F abt 1842 18 South Carolina
Emma C Scoggins F abt 1843 17 South Carolina
Squire H Scoggins M abt 1844 16 South Carolina
Manuel Scoggins M abt 1846 14 South Carolina
Cuida Scoggins F abt 1848 12 South Carolina
Malinda Scoggins F abt 1850 10 South Carolina
Catharine Scoggins F abt 1852 8 South Carolina
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U.S., Union Soldiers Compiled Service Records, 1861-1865
Name: Immanuel Scoggins
Birth Date: abt 1845
Age: 18
Enlistment Date: 1863
Military Unit: Second Cavalry
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U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
Name: Immanuel Scoggins
Side: Union
Regiment State/Origin: Tennesee
Regiment Name: 2 Tennessee Cavalry
Regiment Name Expanded: 2nd Regiment, Tennessee Cavalry
Company: D
Rank In: Private
Rank In Expanded: Private
Rank Out: Private
Rank Out Expanded: Private
Film Number: M392 roll 13
1870 US Census Township 6 Range 9, DeKalb, Alabama
Post Office; Rawlingsville
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28 30 Cynthia Scoggins F abt 1820 50 South Carolina
Emanuel Scoggins M 24 South Carolina
Lucinda Scoggins F 21 South Carolina
Melinda Scoggins F 19 South Carolina
Catharine Scoggins F 17 South Carolina
29 31 Clementine Morgan F 28 South Carolina
Sulenad Morgan F 4 Tennessee
James E Morgan M 1 Alabama
Diana Luttrell F 9 Alabama
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Alabama Marriages, 1809-1920 (Selected Counties)
Name: M. L. Scoggins
Gender: Male
Spouse: Caroline Crossland
Spouse Gender: Female
Marriage Date: 18 Dec 1873
Marriage Place: Jackson
Performed By: Minister of the Gospel
Surety/Perf. Name: J. E. Douthit
OSPage: 280
1880 US Census Jackson, Alabama
Enumerated on 17. 22 day of June 1880 <-probably 17th to the 22nd
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Head Manuel Scogins M abt 1846 34 Married SC SC SC
Wife Lincie C Scogins F abt 1856 24 Married AL TN TN
Daughter Ellen Scogins F abt 1874 6 Single AL SC TN
Son Rasmus Scogins M abt 1877 3 Single AL SC TN
Mother Cintha Scogins F abt 1811 69 Widowed SC SC SC
Sister Malinda Scogins F abt 1851 29 Single SC SC SC
1900 US Census ED 10 Nichols Township, Conway, Arkansas
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Head Emanul Scoggins M Oct 1845 55 Married 26yrs SC SC SC
Wife Stivey C Scoggins F May 1854 46 Married 26yrs 11 9 AL GA GA
Dau Unilull Scoggins F Mar 1885 15 Single AR SC AL
Dau Ida M Scoggins F Dec 1887 13 Single AR SC AL
Son Manul L Scoggins M Dec 1887 13 Single AR SC AL
Dau Emma C Scoggins F Jul 1890 10 Single AR SC AL
Dau Louisa Scoggins F Jul 1890 7 Single AR SC AL
Dau Gracie C Scoggins F Nov 1895 5 Single AR SC AL
1910 US Census Nichols, Conway, Arkansas
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Head Manuel L Scoggins M abt 1846 64 Married SC SC SC
Wife Stincy C Scoggins F abt 1855 55 Married AL GA GA
Daughter Ida May Scoggins F abt 1888 22 Divorced AR SC AL
Daughter Emma C Scoggins F abt 1891 19 Single AR SC AL
Daughter Louisa Scoggins F abt 1894 16 Single AR SC AL
Daughter Gracie C Scoggins F abt 1896 14 Single AR SC AL
Grandson Cornelius Jones M abt 1906 4 Single AR SC AL
1920 US Census Cleveland, Conway, Arkansas
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Head Manuel Scroggins M abt 1846 74 Married SC SC SC
Wife Tince Scroggins F abt 1856 64 Married AL GA GA
Grandson Cornelius Jones M abt 1906 14 Single AR AR AR
1930 US Census Cleveland, Conway, Arkansas
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Head Imanuel M Scoggins M abt 1846 84 Married SC SC SC
Wife Stencie C Scoggins F abt 1855 75 Married AL TN GA
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War Department
Application for Headstone
Immanuel Scoggins Pvt. Company D. 2nd Tenn. Cav.
Death Date: 7 May 1930
Cemetery: Cleveland
Cemetery Location: Cleveland, Arkansas
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Arkansas Death Index, 1914-1950
Name: Imanuel Scoggins
Death Day: 7
Death Month: May
Death Year: 1930
County: Conway
Roll Number: 19241933
On the Certificate of death for Imanuel Sccogins. Henry Scoggins and
Cynthia DeeAnna Poole are listed as the parents of Imanuel.
Email to Mike and Ruthie Crandall
sent: Monday, June 26, 2000
I spend last week doing research at the Arkansas History Commission in
Little Rock. I found Civil War pension records for my great grandfather
Squire Henry SCOGGINS. In these records a Manuel SCOGGINS reports
that his brother Squire Henry was 18 in December 1862. The Arkansas
Death Index shows a Imanuel Scoggins died 5/7/1930 in Conway Co. AR.
The Certificate of Death shows his father as Henry SCOGGINS and mother
Cynthia DeeAnna POOLE. His dated of birth as Oct. 28, 1845 and birthplace
as Pickens District South Carolina. Also mentioned in Squire Henry pension
records is that he was from DeKalb county Alabama. I checked the 1860 Census
Alabama Index and found Syntha D. SCOGGINS in Northern Division DeKalb
county Alabama PO Rawlingsville with Icy, Emma, Squire H.,Manuel, Cuida,
Malinda, and Catherine. The 1870 Census T6 R9 Dekalb Co. Alabama PO
Rawlingsville shows Cynthia SCOGGINS, Emanuel, Lucuida, Melinda, and
Catherine.I believe Manuel moved to Conway Arkansas sometime in 1890. I
still have not found any record with Henry SCOGGINS in South Carolina 1850
nor Syntha. I have checked other state but still can find them.
Hope this information is of help.
Larry Scoggins
12 East Stephenson St.
Freeport, IL 61032
COPIED FROM THE WILLIAMS/BURKE Family Tree in ANCESTRY.COM
I came across a note I had written many years ago from a publication
my mother had from her mother-in-law, Emma Clementine Scoggins Roberson.
This is taken from the following:
"The Guiding Light of God's Truth Made Plain" by Evangelist J. M. Morgan
(James Manuel Morgan - son of Emma Clementine Scoggins Morgan Sharpton-sister
to Immanuel Lay Scoggins, sometimes called Manuel or Man Scoggins)
Page 14, Chapter 27
MANUEL LAY SCOGGINS
Mrs. Cinthy D. Scoggins, Mother
Stincy Scoggins, his wife
Miss Lindy Scoggins, sister
Mrs. Emma C. Morgan, sister
From Mt. Carmel School, near Dorens Cove near Bridgeport, Alabama
Came to Arkansas in the fall of 1875. M.L. Scoggins was a Union soldier. In 1881
John A. Cargile helped him get his bounty of $1400 and a small pension. M.L.
Scoggins paid the railrood fare for his mother and her family from Alabama to
Arkansas in November 1881. I do not have a copy of the original publication, but
will search for it. Grandma Roberson always said her parents came to Arkansas in
a covered wagon. She said the road was swampy with narrow lanes. She told me
they saw a snake so long it reached all across the roadway. The family came to
Lewisburg, Arkansas and lived there until her father could build a house in northern
Conway County. (I found property in Van Buren County that he had, so they may have
lived there first). While they were at Lewisburg, the oldest daughter, Ellen, died
of some type of disease. She was buried in the cemetery in Lewisburg. I looked for
a gravesite, but there was probably no marker other than a stone to mark her grave.
During the 1840's through the turn of the century, Lewisburg was a thriving town.
When the railroad was built a couple of miles north of Lewisburg, the county seat
was moved to the growing town of Morrilton. Lewisburg still has a few houses, but
when the new bridge across the Arkansas River was built in the 1970's, it is harder
to find the old part of town. Sharon Roberson Hardin, August 2012
Note: Emaniel/Imaniel is listed as born in Pickens District, South Carolina
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