The group arrived in Bradley County, Ark., in March of 1853 after 99 nights of camping out. – Pettus: Moving West
City Directories and History: This map is listed as the Neely’s Creek and East Area Map of the Indian Land Group. This map provides a searchable index of the names specific to this particular map. Search further under the enlargeable PDF, this page. Other Heritage Plat Maps by Mayhugh may offer similar information but under a different title.
| B.B. Story |
| David Lesley |
| David Roddy |
| David S. Patton |
| Henry F. White |
| Henry Ferguson |
| Henry Horne |
| Henry Lee |
| J.H. Abernethey or Abernathey |
| James F. Lessley |
| James Kenmoore |
| James L. Ross |
| John Campbell |
| John Massey |
| John R. Patton |
| John Roddy or Roddey |
| John Scott |
| Jonathan Davis |
| Jonathan N. McElwee |
| Joseph Wren |
| Middle Fork |
| Neely’s Creek |
| Neely’s Creek Church |
| Old Hay Road |
| Roddey’s Branch |
| Samuel McDowell |
| School House and Spring |
| Six Mile Creek |
| Stephen Lock |
| Thomas Boyd |
| Thomas Wylie |
| William Love |
| William Scott |
| William Watson |
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