Saturday

 

I walked to Dan's gate and back early.

Then I worked on repotting plants and starting some cuttings. Last year I gave plants to our work group. They were a hit, so I am doing a repeat.

I have been having trouble with my dish network satellite.  It mostly has not worked right for over a month. So, instead of satellite I had dish streaming. And, I can't stream the local channels. I decided to try to reset the satellite today. I got it working right in the bedrooms, but the main TV in the living room would not work at all. Greg got it to working again. So far so good.

Then my watch quit getting notifications from my phone last week. I opened the watch app and got it to work again. I am sure I had accidentally touched something on the watch. Anyway now watch and satellite are working the way I want. Hopefully things will be fine 

Found a horseshoe

 

I have childrens books

 

Huck Fin, 1955.

Gordo, 1955

I am going to give them to Ada.

Much cooler

 It is 82 here now and just a little warmer than that yesterday. I am loving it.

Bought a coffee cup at the thrift store today. It has John 10:10 on it.

I think I will take it to work as long with my pumpkin coaster.

Bobo, Carroll County Arkansas

 

 

James G. Maples homestead record recorded 3 Aug 1882 as Certifiate 3376, application 2751 is described as South fractional half of North East fractional quarter Section 1, Township 18, Range 23 containing 77.44 acres. James G. Maples land marked with blue arrow.  

On September 22 1863, A. B. Maples sold to James G. Maples 37.44 acres described as the South East fractional quarter of the South East fractional quarter of Section 1 Twp 18 range 23 containing 37.44 acres for $420.  On August 17 1870 James G. Maples sold this same 37.44 acres to Nathan Briles for $175. Nathan Briles daughter Martha married Jessie Tom Maples, son of J. G. Maples. The Nathan Briles land is marked in red above as is the Bobo Cemeterey.  If you click on the image to enlarge it, all this is much clearer. 

Bobo Cemetery is located at the Junction of County Road 905 and 920 in Carroll County.  It is just to the North of 920 and to the East of 905 in a field.  Bobo Creek runs just a few yards south of County Road 920 from Carrollton to about 1.5 miles past the junction of 905 and 920.  So, now you know.

A current google map of the Bobo area with approcimate location of J G Maples in blue and the land A B Maples sold to J G Maples marked in red.

Sometime after I graduated high school in 1965 and when she died in 1972, I took Grandma Gertrude Maples Powell up Bobo Mountain to the place her grandfather James Gunter Maples homesteaded land via the 1862 homestead act.  I have land records of that land describing it as the South fractional half of the North East fractional quarter of Section 1, Township 18, Range 23 West.

This is what I wrote on the back of the above photo many years ago.

Bobo Church, Carroll County, Arkansas September 21 2026

Bobo Church Sign, Carroll County, Arkansas.

View north from Bobo Church, Carroll County, Arkansas.  James G. Maples homesteaded 74.88 acres about 1 mile north of here, somewher in those hills in the distance, September 21, 2026, Fleta Powell Aday, a great-great grandchild of James G. Maples and Ann Catherine Tate Maples. Just one of many.

Kirk Powell's Place

 I went to Harrison Saturday. I saw this.

It looks like he built it himself, rusty tin and all.

Greg's tomatoes.