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• Charles E. Cunningham
  ...St. Louis in 1862 for successful ocular care, then moved to Little Rock in 1865. [[Category:1823 births]]
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• James Philip Eagle
  Returning home from the war in 1865 he discovered his home in ruins from the war and his family in flight to Au [[Category:1837 births]]
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• Uriah Rose
  ...ed his relocating to Little Rock for the duration of the [[Civil War]]. In 1865 he joined with former Arkansas Chief Justice [[George C. Watkins]] to form [[Category:1834 births]]
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• George B. Rose
  ...le, Arkansas, on July 10, 1860. He moved with his family to Little Rock in 1865. [[Category:1860 births]]
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• Reuben William Robins
  Robins' partner in Robins & Clark was [[George W. Clark]], born in 1865 and admitted to the bar in 1896. Both served as attorneys for the [[Farmers [[Category:1873 births]]
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• George W. Clark
  ...in the [[Conway]], Arkansas, firm of [[Robins & Clark]]. Clark was born in 1865 and admitted to the bar in 1896. Robins & Clark served as attorneys for [[F [[Category:1865 births]]
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• Florence Lee Brown Cotnam
  '''Florence Lee Brown Cotnam''' (1865–1932) was a leader in the Arkansas women's suffrage movement. [[Category:1865 births]]
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• Burrill Bunn Battle
  ...illery during the [[Civil War]]. He practiced law again after the war from 1865 to 1869. In 1871 he married Josephine A. Witherspoon of Washington, Arkansa [[Category:1838 births]]
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• M. Crowell
  ...om North Carolina to Georgia in 1831, then to Spaulding County, Alabama in 1865. Crowell was home schooled and attended public school in Deadville, Alabama [[Category:1830 births]]
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• George F. Baucum
  ...officer. He surrendered to federal forces at Grenada, Mississippi, in June 1865. After the war Baucum returned to reopen a grocery business in Searcy with [[Category:1837 births]]
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