This site is dedicated to the memory of George Morris Myers, Jr.
This page was last changed:| Visitors since June 13, 2026. |
April 21, 2010 - New info on the Davis/Funderburk Reunion in the Reunion Section
July 25 , 2009 - Added new section to include the PCAHS Monthly Meetings
January 1, 2008 - Added new photo to Pike County Photo Album
September 15, 2007 - Added information on the Sparks/Woodall Cemetery Cleaning/Reunion and the Branch family reunion to the Reunions Section.
May 22, 2007 - Integrated Morris Myers' former "Arkansas Connection" site into the PCAHS site. This includes the family photo sections, stories, related links and Pike County Research Materials
April 27 , 2007 - Added new Family Reunion information to the reunions section.
April 27 , 2007 - Added new Family Reunion information to the reunions section.
February 24 , 2007 - Added missing Gems issues Volumes 13 & 14.
January 27, 2007 - Added a new "Cemeteries" Section under the Pike County Links. Added The Gems newletters for 2002 - 2004
December 10, 2006 - Added Dean Bank's new E-Book entitled Arkansas Diamonds: Dreams, Myths & Reality. Added Related Links Section to Website and Barentine/Orrick Family Photos in the Pike County Family Photos Section.
The Pike County Archives and History Society was founded in 1986 and is a 501 C3 tax-exempt, non-profit organization.
The organization is dedicated to collecting and preserving materials which brings together the unique history of Pike County, Arkansas and its people.
One of the objectives of PCAHS is to promote interest in the history of Pike County and the State of Arkansas.The PCAHS also works with children and young adults in conjunction with the area schools to teach the proper use of a research facility.
The archives house over 500 old Pike County record books, dating from 1895, including early tax records, maps, etc.The collection of materials also includes family histories, census records, micro-film, publications and other material for historical and genealogical research.There is no charge for the use of these materials or for using the research facilities in Murfreesboro. Donations of money and/or research material are always welcome.
If you have questions regarding Pike County Ancestors or if you would like to donate your family history, pictures or other information that might help others in their research you can contact the society at:
PCAHS
P. O. Box 875
Murfreesboro, Arkansas 71958.
You can also ask questions about the society or donate material electronically by sending e-mail to the webmaster.
PCAHS is currently funded by membership dues, donations, sale of quartely newletters and sales of historical publications.
This site is dedicated to the memory of George Morris Myers, Jr.
This page was last changed:| Visitors since June 13, 2026. |