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This sign is at the entrance. To reach the cemetery, from Forrest City, go north on Arkansas Highway 1 to Arkansas Highway 284 and turn east, go to the top of the ridge where you will find a historical marker shown above on left side of road.

Published June 2018 by Paul V. Isbell from records shown in Sources and relatives who have contacted me over the last ten years. My purpose here is only to show records as of a certain time, not complete by any means. Some of the tombstones are not easy to read due to age as you will see from the photos of the gravestones.

Foreword:

This is one of the three oldest cemeteries, along with Loughridge and Hughes, in St. Francis County, Arkansas, that are still allowing people to be buried in their cemeteries.. It is physically located on the western side of the Crowley Ridge formation which was located near the town of Mt. Vernon which has now disappeared, overlooking the north end of Forrest City where the high school is located, and the old Laughinghouse family land, which was renamed the Beech Grove Addition, at the time it was built at the end of World War II.

The Mallory and Laughinghouse familes were prominent in the maintenance of the cemetery, some of the older Mallory and Laughinghouse family stones are overgrown in the back part of the right side of the cemetery. There are 633 records of death as of June 2018 mentioned in this record of the burials. The oldest burial by date is for Nicholas Hoffman Izard, father of Mark Whitaker Izard, who died in 1836. Deaths during the 1800’s shown are 53, during the 1900’s are 467, during the 2000’s are 104, others unknown. Thanks to Sandy Curry for many of the tombstones pictures taken after my 2006 visit. There are 240 with Obituaries, 38 with Biographies, and 93 were Veterans, including 11 graves of Confederate soldiers. Page 2 of 313 ` The obituaries were mostly taken from the Forrest City Times from 1897 to 1914, afterwards from the Forrest City Times Herald from 1915 to 2018 that were gleaned from the pdf files available on CD, from the Forrest City Times-Herald Corporation for a nominal fee, and from newspaper on the web, records are through the current date and are also available at the Forrest City Library on Highway 1 in Forrest City. For the newspaper, their website: http://thnews.com/

From book “The Izards” by Mrs. Juliet (Julia) Saint Francis Izard Hemenway published 1935. (GEN 929.2 H488 IZARD FAM) Born Dec. 28, 1858 and died April 3, 1945, Grand Daughter of Mark Whitaker Izard:

Origin of Town of Mt. Vernon: Mark Whitaker Izard and wife came to Arkansas in 1825 with their infant son, Flavius Josephus Izard, father of Juliet, and daughter Martha, by the first wife. Martha was about three years old. They settled four miles north of the present site of Forrest City, on a place that has been known for several years as the Will Barrow place, which at the time of their coming was in Philips County and was a few miles southwest of the small Indian village known as Cherokee Village, two miles from the St. Francis River near the U.S. Military Road from Memphis to Little Rock. The country at that time was principally settled by Indians. The older members of our family frequently stated that Grandfather had a road Commision when he came to Arkansas and assisted in laying out and building the old military road from the St. Francis River to Clarendon. In 1827, by an act of the legislature, St. Francis County was formed from the northern portion of Philips County and by that act they were in St. Francis County. The same legislature changed the name of Cherokee Village to Franklin and made it the County site of the newly formed St. Francis County. Grandfather was a Baptist preacher. The first Baptist association in that section was organized at Franklin in January, 1831 by Mark W. Izard, Philander Littell, O. B. Caldwell and others, and Mark W. Izard who also elected as moderator. This association is still extant and is known as the Missionary Baptist Association. There appeared in the Arkansas Gazette July 25th, 1832 a reproduction under News of Other Days, stating that a Bible society was organized at Franklin under superintendence of the Rev. Benjamin Chase of Louisiana, July 8th, 1832, Agent for the American Bible Society. Mark W. Izard was chosen President, William Strong Vice president, Austin Kendrick, treasurer, Philander Littell., secretary; Nicholas B. Clopten, C.H. Alexander and Mathew Smith, committee. Later the citizens advertised a "Respectable Bible Society" and a "Respectable Jockey Club" as an inducement to purchasers. Later the county site was moved to Madison on the St. Francis River. Grandfather decided to change location and bought land in the southern portion of the present site of Forrest City. Many years later the First Baptist Church was built on the site of this home as an honor to Governor Mark Izard. His little daughter, Rebecca, who Page 3 of 313 ` was burned to death by her clothes catching fire from a blaze around a wash-pot, seems to have had her accident here at this place, as she was buried in 1839 on the opposite hill (present site of the Forrest City Cemetery) and possibly was the first to have been buried there. In the late 1830s Grandfather bought 320 acres of land, extending from the place he was living but two miles north and a village by name of Mt. Vernon was built on the northern section of his land on a hill. This place being more centrally located, the county site was moved from Madison to Mt. Vernon. He chose an ideal location for his home about one-fourth mile south of Mt. Vernon in a valley on a lovely creek branch fed by cool springs above (I believe this is known as Stuart Springs now). He built a large double log house, two stories, with a long front porch and some small rooms back and a large log kitchen in the rear,(the custom in those days was to have the kitchen separate from the house) with an immense fireplace in which they could burn huge logs to make coals for cooking food. They had large iron hooks above the fireplace on which to swing pots and ovens for baking, putting coals' under the oven and on top of the cover. There was a log Court House and log jail at Mt. Vernon, two or three stores that seemed to have done a flourishing business, and a blacksmith shop. My father and his brother James had a two-story building. Their store was on the lower floor and a Masonic lodge on the upper floor. (Grandfather and his sons, Mark W., James, and Van Buren, were Masons). I have seen old deeds and papers that were signed at Mt. Vernon by John M. Parrott, who was the clerk. Nicholas H. Izard and wife, Rebecca Whitaker, parents of Grandfather, with their family, came to Arkansas in early 1830s from North Mississippi and bought land a little south and west of Mt. Vernon. The land they bought has been known (For years as the "Dawson Eldridge" and "Laughinghouse" places. Before leaving for Nebraska, Mark Whitaker Izard bought a nice home on a hill near the home where they all had lived. They had a large orchard and many beautiful flowers. My father kept the home on the creek branch and later built a modern two story frame house on that site that for years was rated as one of the most hospitable homes in that section. We all lived there until we married and had homes of our own. Our parents both died at the "old home place". About the time that Grandfather come home, the Court House was burned at Mt. Vernon, Arkansas and the county site was returned to Madison and all business at Mt. Vernon abandoned. Grandfather's oldest daughter, Elizabeth, had married Frank M. Prewett. They first lived just a little west of Mt. Vernon, later bought land in the southern portion of Forrest City where they built a large log house and they farmed in that section for some years.

The only famous burial is for Mark Whitaker Izard, who was the first territorial governor for Nebraska . Tombstones are shown after name as td. In the index, total 549. As with all living history records, this is to the best of the author’s knowledge from my residence from 1947 to 1958 in Forrest City. Representing the prominent families present Page 4 of 313 ` in the cemetery, these are the most found, Mallory 43, Laughinghouse 20, Lanier 21, Eldridge 15, Oliver 11, Dawson 10, Smith 11, Gorman 10, Prewtt/Prewitt 8. To see a listing on the web, try Find A Grave site which has pictures and other data not shown here due to size of file, this is the address: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/55236/mount-vernon-cemetery

To contact the person in charge of the cemetery records in 2018: Mail to Mrs. Susan Berry-3910 Highway 284-Forrest City, Ark. 72335

Index:

Aldridge, Lucinda Woodward, Mrs. Barber, Ben Fulton td.1991 Obit Korea td.1906 Obit, 13 Vet, 23 Aldridge, Nancy Catherine Hester, Mrs. Barber, Gladys Hughes, Mrs. td.1981, 24 td.1948, 14 Barrow, Thomas W. d.1907 Obit/1905 Bio, Aldridge, Ruth Infant td.1896 Obit, 14 24 Aldridge, William Henderson td.1942, 14 Barrow, William H. td.1876 Probate, 25 Allen, Bessie Delano, Mrs. td.1988, 15 Barton, Charles Grigsby, Jr. td.1961, 25 Allen, Walter td.1949, 15 Barton, Mittie Merritt McCrary, Mrs. Ancell, Kevin td.2015 Obit, 15 td.1993 Obit, 26 Anderson, Clayborn Everett TSGT td.1944 Baxter, William D. "Bill" td.2013 Obit, 26 Killed WW II Vet, 16 Beane, John Colmore, Jr. td.2001 Obit Anderson, Edward Charles td.1977, 16 WW II Vet, 28 Anderson, Everett Sutton td.1967 Obit, 17 Beard, Cordelia Oliver Morley Stout, Mrs. Anderson, Kate Oliver Devereux, Mrs. td.1948, 28 td.1982, 18 Beazley, James Walton, Sr. td.1955, 29 Anderson, Nora Louise Whittenton, Mrs. Beazley, Myrtle May, Mrs. td.1983, 29 td.1968 Obit, 18 Beazley, Pvt Ralph Porter td.1944 WW II Aven, Alice N. Laughinghouse, Mrs. Vet KIA 1944, 29 td.1930, 19 Beeson, Lois Nimocks, Mrs. td.1991 Obit, Aven, John Paul Baby td.1893, 19 30 Aven, John W. td.1914, 19 Bell, Elizabeth A., Mrs. d.1883, 31 Aven, Thomas Lisle Baby td.1897 Obit, 20 Bell, Frank P. td.1986, 31 Aycock, Caroline Elizabeth Barrow, . Bell, Marguerite Shackelford, Mrs. td.1984, 21 td.1988, 31 Aycock, Thomas Jesse, Jr. td.1980 WW II Belshe, Edwin Baird td.1986 Bio 1954, 32 Vet, 21 Belshe, Imogene Summers Johnson Aycock, Thomas Jesse, Sr. td.1960 WW I Taylor, Mrs. td.1979, 32 Vet, 22 Belshe, Ree (Rhea) McKee, Mrs. td.1976, 32 Baker, Horace G. td.1979 WW II Vet, 22 Berry, Mitchell John td.2008 Obit, 33 Baldwin, Thomas Joseph td.2002 Obit Biggers, Alice Geraldine td.1957, 33 Vietnam Vet, 22

Baldwin, William Thomas, Jr. td.2009 Obit Birkicht, Augusta Seifert, Mrs. td.1957, 34 WW II Vet, 23 Page 5 of 313 ` Birkicht, Christopher Columbus td.1957, Butler, Byron Lasco td.1943, 49 34 Butler, Ralph Carroll td.1930, 49 Borden, Ernest Lee td.1937, 34 Buttons, Unknown td.1996, 49 Borden, Lillian Reaves, Mrs. td.1954, 35 Carder, Elizabeth Louise "Betty" td.1999 Bottoms, Anna Josephine "Josie" Nash, Obit-Vet, 50 Mrs. td.1933, 35 Carder, Mary Elizabeth Johnson, Mrs. Bottoms, Dave, Mrs. d.1909 Obit, 35 td.1975, 51 Bottoms, Mary England, Mrs. d.1901 Obit, Carl Lee, Laura Gorman “Lollie”, Mrs. 36 td.1959, 106 Boyett, James Franklin td.1903 Obit, 36 Carlisle, Martha Louise Cargill, Mrs. Boyett, Jennie Dodd, Mrs. td.1952, 37 td.1987, 51 Boyett, Joseph Franklin td.1911 Obit, 37 Carlisle, Raoul H. td.1980 WW II Vet, 51 Brahic, Jules V. td.1899 Probate, 37 Carrick, Thomas Albert "Doc", Jr td.1966 Breeden, Mattie Pearl td.1962, 38 Obit WW II Vet., 52 Brothers, Alva R. td.1991 Obit WW II Vet, Carrick, Thomas Albert, Sr. td.1944, 52 38 Carrick, Virgie May Aldridge, Mrs. Brown, Betty J., Mrs. td.2015, 39 td.1986, 53 Brown, Herman Edwin d.1971 Obit, 39 Carroll, Alta Dee Belshe, Mrs. td.2002 Bryant, Eula Mae Ransom, Mrs. . td.2000 Obit, 53 Obit, 39 Carroll, Richard E. "Dick" td.1984 Bio Bryant, Morgan Y. td.1991 Obit, 40 1954, 54 Buchanan, Nadine Dean, Mrs. td.1987, 41 Carter, Gladys m.McKinney, Mrs. td.1993 Buchanan, Robert J. "Buck" td.1988 WW Obit, 54 II Vet, 41 Casbeer, John Virgil, Sr. td.1995 Bio 1954 Buford, Anna Hatcher, Mrs. td.1915, 41 WW II Vet, 55 Buford, Charles Douglas td.1964 Obit, 42 Casbeer, Joseph Edgar td.2015 Obit Vet, Buford, Claudia Mallory, Mrs. td.1949, 42 55 Buford, Cornelia Parham "Nelie" Mallory, Casbeer, Tolise King, Mrs. td.1997, 56 Mrs. td.1949, 43 Casteel, John B. td.1928 Obit Spanish Buford, Edwin J. td.1904 Obit CSA Vet, 43 American Vet, 56 Buford, Emmett J. td.1935, 44 Chappell, Joseph Roland, Jr. td.1996, 57 Buford, G. Mallory td.1962, 44 Chappell, Joseph Roland, Sr. td.1982, 57 Buford, Grace Mildred Sheffield, Mrs. Chappell, Nora Lee King, Mrs. td.1995, 58 td.1985, 44 Clarke, Martha Harrelson, Mrs. td.1999, 58 Buford, Preston H., Jr. d.2018 Obit Clarke, Pressley A. td.1974 Obit WW II Vet, 58 Buford, Preston H. td.1932, 45 Coffin, Richard "Dick" td.1995, 59 Buford, Sally R. “Sallie” td.1948, 45 Coffin, Ruth A., Mrs. td.2007 Obit, 59 Buford, Thomas A., Jr. td.1949, 46 Cole, Nancy Carol, Miss d.2014 Obit, 59 Buford, Thomas A., Sr. td.1930, 46 Cole, Thomas W, Jr. d.2017, 60 Buford, Walter H. td.1898 Obit, 46 Coons, Paul Roxy td.2005 Obit, 60 Burke, Frank Jay "Rujay", III td.2011 Obit, Cowden, Claud A. td.1939, 61 47 Cowden, Hiram Cornelius Boyett, Mrs. Butler, Annie Elizabeth Boyett, Mrs. td.1974 Obit, 61 td.1973 Obit, 48 Page 6 of 313 ` Cox, Billy Steve Baby td.1947, 61 Downey, Col Dennis td.1925 Obit CSA Cox, Elizabeth Danehower, Mrs. td.1961, Vet, 77 62 Downey, Esselman D. td.1932, 78 Cox, Emily Rose Child td.1991 Obit, 62 Downey, Jeff F. td.1974 WW I Vet, 79 Cox, Laverne Rose, Mrs. td.2009, 63 Downey, Julia A. Fitzhugh, Mrs. td.1920, Cox, Margaret Juanita Clark, Mrs. td.2005 79 Obit, 63 Dunn, Mildred Louise Thompson, Mrs. Cox, Sam C. td.1965, 64 td.1999 Obit, 79 Cox, Thomas Edward "Tom", Sr. td.1929 Eager, Eula T. Aldridge, Mrs. td.1910 Obit, Obit, 64 80 Cox, Thomas Edward, Jr. td.1971 Obit, 65 Easley, Michael Chandler Child td.1993- Cranor, Albert Finley td.2003 Obit, 66 Obit, 81 Cranor, James "Jim" td.1971 Obit, 66 Eldridge, Elizabeth "Biff" Breese, Mrs. Cranor, Louise Palmer Oliver, Mrs. td.2002 Obit, 81 td.1985, 67 Eldridge, Fenner T. td.1954, 82 Cranor, Verna Spencer, Mrs. td.1991 Obit, Eldridge, George Davis td.1994, 83 67 Eldridge, Guy Douglass td.1951 Obit, 83 Cranor, Vesta Finley, Mrs. td.1947, 67 Eldridge, John Edward, Sr. td.1920 Obit Crews, Cora B. Mallory, Mrs. td.1938, 68 CSA Vet, 84 Crews, Roger Stanley td.1961, 68 Eldridge, John Pike Baby d.1885, 85 Dalton, Daisy Downey, Mrs. td.1938, 69 Eldridge, Maggie td.1957, 85 Dalton, Rufus Cornelius td.1955, 69 Eldridge, Mary Winnifred Laughinghouse, Dancer, Ervin "Bud" td.1924 Vet, 69 Mrs. td.1928 Obit, 85 Dawson, Carrie Chew, Mrs. d.1968 Obit, 70 Eldridge, Richard Kenneth td.1875, 87 Dawson, Emma Eldridge, Mrs. td.before Eldridge, Thomas Eugene td.2008 Obit, 87 1900, 70 Endicott, Charles Eugene td.1966 Obit Dawson, Hunter B. td.1899 Obit, 71 WW II Korea Vet, 88 Dawson, Jacob M. d.1901 Obit 1, 71 Endicott, Minnie Elizabeth Tully,Mrs. Dawson, John Henry Child td.1874, 72 d.2016 Obit WW II Vet, 88 Dawson, Temperance Child td.1873, 72 Eppes, Nellie Bly DeLano, Mrs. td.1970, 89 Dawson, Thomas C. td.unk, 72 Eppes, Robert Emmett td.1955, 89 Dawson, William td.1945, 73 Evans, Andrew Floyd td.1949, 90 Dearman, Dr David Timothy d.2016 Obit, Evans, Daisy Nash, Mrs. td.1936, 90 73 Evans, Floyd Robert td.1951 Korea Vet Devereux, Arthur Louie d.2009 Obit WW II POW, 90 Vet, 74 Evans, Laura Belle, Mrs. td.1991 Obit, 91 Devereux, Frances Louise Eppes, Mrs. Evans, William Perry td.1944, 91 d.2011 Obit, 75 Ferguson, Edward R. td.1991 Obit WW II Dillon, Aubrey L. td.1946, 75 Vet, 91 Dillon, Frances Lancaster, Mrs. td.1965 Ferguson, Gladys Anderson, Mrs. td.2005 Obit, 76 Obit, 92 Dillon, John B. td.1926 Obit, 76 Finley, Selmer d.unk, 93 Dillon, John G. td.1986, 77 Fisher, Fred Henderson td.1953, 93 Dillon, Sweetie M. Gammel, Mrs. td.1955, Fisher, Mary Wogoman, Mrs. td.1976, 93 77 Page 7 of 313 ` Fisher, William H. td.1937, 94 Gorman, Malcolm Omega "Mink", Sr. Fitzsimmons, Burton Wolfe td.1978 WW I td.1933 WW I Vet, 106 Vet, 94 Gorman, Mollie B. Casteel, Mrs. td.1897, Fitzsimmons, Mary Louise Dews, Mrs. 106 td.1946, 94 Gorman, Nell td.1979, 106 Fleming, Mary Victoria McCrary, Mrs. Gowen, Jacob A. td.1996, 107 td.1943, 95 Gowen, Julia A. Barrow, Mrs. td.1978, 108 Fleming, Paul, Sr. td.1971 Obit WW I Vet, Graves, Patricia H., Mrs. td.1996, 108 95 Graves, Paul H. td.1996 Bio 1954, 108 Floyd, Willie D. Biggers, Mrs. td.1946, 95 Gray, Emma Maude Eldridge, Mrs. td.1965 Floyd, Willis, Mrs. d.unk, 96 Obit, 108 Fogg, MAJ Joseph Edward "Ed" td.1997 Gray, George Washington td.1947 WW I Vet, 96 Vet, 109 Fogg, Mary Bob Lanier, Mrs,. td.2002 Obit, Gray, Joe A. td.1936, 110 96 Greene, Eddie C. td.1992 Obit, 110 Foote, Judy Yvonne Martin, Mrs. td.2004 Greene, Lois Sams, Mrs. td.1991 Obit, 110 Obit, 97 Griffith, Madeline B. Mallory, Mrs. Foote, Paul McVey td.2006 Obit Korea td.1963, 111 Vet, 97 Hall, Hugh Edward, Jr. td.1983, 111 Forrester, Andrew “Andy” J. td.1980, 97 Hambleton, Norma Talmadge Chappell, Forrester, Cecil Owen d.1962, 98 Mrs. td.1994, 111 Forrester, Curtis O. td.1943, 98 Hargraves, Jean Desiree Foster, Mrs. Forrester, Eulene Heath, Mrs. td.2010 td.2010 Obit, 112 Obit, 98 Hargraves, Lucy Olmon Sanders, Mrs. Forrester, Mary Dell Thompson, Mrs. td.1980, 112 td.1983, 99 Hargraves, Olmon Hall, Judge td.1993 Forrester, Paul L. d.2006 Obit WW II Vet, Obit Bio 1954 WW II Vet, 113 99 Hargraves, Solomon Snow td.1946, 114 Frost, Albert Ray td.1944 Probate, 100 Harrelson, Frederick Crippen td.1991 Obit Gatten, Margaret Butler, Mrs. d.2001 Obit, Bio 1954 WW II Vet, 114 100 Harrelson, Frederick Floyd td.1946, 116 Gatten, Murray Reece td.1981, 101 Harrelson, Pearl Crippen, Mrs. td.1963, 116 Gill, Georgia Ann Pinkston,Mrs. td.1947, Harris, Beatrice Birkicht, Mrs. td.1988, 116 101 Hatcher, Margaret E. Gorman, Mrs. Gill, Green Embry td.1937, 101 td.1934, 117 Gill, John Hazel td.1957, 102 Hawley, Lewis Chamberlain td.1990 Obit Glim, Amy Marie td.1996, 102 Bio 1954, 117 Goddard, Pauline Mallory, Mrs. td.1942, Hawley, Margaret Burns, Mrs. td.2009 102 Obit, 118 Goodloe, David G. td.1864 CSA Vet, 103 Hicky, James Honore td.1993 Obit Bio Gorman, Charles Sanders d.1971, 103 1954, 119 Gorman, Henry B. Child d.1888 Obit, 104 Hicky, Martha DuPuy Lindsey, Mrs. Gorman, Henry Paris td.1918, 104 td.2010 Obit, 120 Gorman, Jerry O. td.2013 National Guard Vet, 105 Page 8 of 313 ` Hixson, Matilda Jane "Mattie", Mrs. Johnson, Charles Hugh td.1959 WW II td.1938, 120 Vet, 135 Hixson, William Joseph "Joe" td.1942, 121 Johnson, Charles William, Jr. td.1968 Hodges, Corinne Holloway,Miss td.1993 Obit, 136 Obit Bio 1954, 121 Johnson, Charles William, Sr. td.1980, 136 Hodges, Erle Fleming, Sr. td.1955, 122 Johnson, Grover Cleveland td.1955, 137 Hodges, Jennie Elise Holloway, Mrs. Johnson, Mayme Martin, Mrs. td.1977, 137 td.1943, 122 Jolly, Algie "Sandy", Jr. d.2016 Obit, 137 Hodges, Samuel Holloway td.1981, 123 Jolly, Algie Lloyd "Tiny" td.2001 Obit WW Hollowell, Auvergne td.1976, 123 II Vet, 138 Hollowell, Ben td.2000 Obit Korea Vet, 123 Jones, Buford Henry td.1947, 138 Hollowell, Ethel O'Dell Winters, Mrs. Jones, Harry M. td.1915, 139 td.1972 Obit, 124 Jones, Helen B. Ames, Mrs. td.1986, 139 Hollowell, Paula N. Holman, Mrs. td.2011 Jones, Lawrence H. td.1951 WW I Vet, 139 Obit, 124 Jones, Louise Laughinghouse, Mrs. Howe, Edwin C. td.2000 WW II Vet, 125 td.1970 Obit, 140 Howe, Lonnie Ashon Ashon, Mrs. d.2006 Jones, Mattie td.1912, 140 Obit, 125 Jones, Pauline "Polly" Pettus., Mrs. Hughes, John Thomas td.1950, 126 td.2005 Obit, 140 Hughes, Lillian M. "Lillie, Mrs. td.1944, 126 Justice, Annie Lutz, Mrs. td.1945, 141 Huttig, Carolyn Yarbrough, Mrs. d.2006 Kelley, Edward Foreman td.1978, 142 Obit, 126 Kelley, Francis Willard "Dollie" Delano, Huttig, William James td.1992 Obit WW II Mrs. td.1986, 142 Korea Vet, 127 Kiniment, Charlotte C. d.1887, 142 Index:, 1 Kininment, Charlotte Callahan, Mrs. Irving, Mary Ann Williams, Mrs. td.2012 td.1937, 142 Obit, 128 Kinney, Knox d.2002 Obit Bio 1954 WW II Izard, Charles Reuben td.1954 Bio Vet, 143 1905/1954, 129 Kinney, Patricia Lee "Patsy" Patrick, Mrs. Izard, Mark Whitaker d.1866 Bio by Eddie, d.2003 Obit, 144 130 Kinney, Robert A. td.1986, 145 Izard, Mary, Miss. td.1990 Obit, 130 Kinzer, Elizabeth Dawson, Mrs. td.1957, Izard, Mattie Elizabeth Cobbs, Mrs. 145 td.1973 Obit, 131 Kinzer, Otley Lee td.1942, 145 Izard, Nicholas Hoffman d.1836, 131 Land, Marjorie Borden, Mrs. td.1974, 146 Izard, Permelia Shackelford, Mrd. d.1877 Land, Ross Clayton td.1982, 146 Bio, 132 Landall, Armanda d.1912, 146 Izard, Virginia Lee d.1983, 133 Landers, Ruth Porter, Mrs. td.2003, 146 Jayroe, Homer Mallory "Buddy" td.2008 Landers, William Newton td.1997, 146 Obit, 134 Lanier, Betta Adrion, Mrs. td.1961, 147 Jobe, George Washington td.1958, 134 Lanier, Dr Paul Story td.1982, 152 Jobe, Kate Taylor, Mrs. td.1956, 135 Lanier, Infant Son td.1920, 147 Johnson, Buford td.1947, 135 Lanier, James Goree td.1942, 148 Lanier, John L. td.1918, 148 Page 9 of 313 ` Lanier, John Sidney Child td.1909 Obit, Lemke, Carl Dale td.1947 Bio 1954, 164 148 Lewis, Harry G. td.1911 Obit, 164 Lanier, John Thomas, Sr. td.1969 Obit Bio Lewis, Howard Walter td.1947, 165 1954 WW I Vet, 149 Lewis, Howell Walter td.1925 Obit, 166 Lanier, Kate Callahan, Mrs. td.1949, 150 Lewis, Lou Ada, Mrs. td.1934, 167 Lanier, Katherine Story, Mrs. td.1964 Lewis, Margaret Lucille Child td.1911 Obit, 150 Obit, 167 Lanier, Margaret Angeline, Mrs. td.1867, Lewis, Mary Stark,Mrs. td.1963, 168 151 Lewis, Percy Wright, Jr. Infant td.1899, Lanier, Mary Ora McKnight, Mrs. td.1962, 168 151 Lewis, Percy Wright, Sr. td.1949, 169 Lanier, Robert J., Jr. Child td.1918, 152 Lewis, Shirley Jane Ahrens, Mrs. td.2005, Lanier, Robert J., Sr. td.1949, 152 169 Lanier, Robert Potter td.1867, 152 Lewis, Walter Edward td.1986 Bio 1954, Lanier, Sara E. td.1975, 153 170 Lanier, Sara Elizabeth Infant td.1906, 153 Lindauer, Bessie Mallory, Mrs. td.1974 Lanier, William Joseph td.1937, 153 Obit, 170 Lanier, William Joseph, Jr. td.1946, 154 Lindauer, Betty Carilee d.1928, 171 Laser, Albert Wolfe td.1988 Bio 1954 WW Lindauer, Fred td.1981, 171 I Vet, 154 Lindauer, Henry L. td.1969, 171 Laser, Esther Stephens, Mrs. td.1995, 155 Lindauer, Lily Belle, Mrs. td.1984, 171 Laser, James Arenson td.2013 Obit Lindauer, Robert td.1987, 172 Vietnam Vet, 155 Lines, Helen Chambliss Williams, Mrs. Laughinghouse, Anna td.1947, 156 td.2001 Obit, 172 Laughinghouse, Dr George W. td.1876 Lines, Richard Damon td.1992 Obit, 173 Weston Bio, 158 Logan, Annielee Belle Butler, Mrs. Laughinghouse, Eloise Mallory, Mrs. td.1978, 173 td.1937 Obit, 156 Long, Burrell Alexander "Fletcher" Laughinghouse, George Neuman td.1915, td.1969 Obit Bio 1954 WW II Vet, 173 157 Long, Margaret "Peggy" McCullough,Mrs. Laughinghouse, J. Fenner, Sr. td.1919 td.2005 Obit, 174 Obit CSA Vet, 159 Lunsford, Mary Elizabeth td.1978, 176 Laughinghouse, Jacque Anna td.1962, 160 Lutz, Alfonso Dompetro Baby td.1880, 176 Laughinghouse, Lyal F., Mrs. td.1975, 160 Lutz, Eugene C. d.1943, 176 Laughinghouse, Margaret A., Mrs. Lutz, Eugenia Clay Baxter, Mrs. td.1897 td.1891, 160 Obit, 177 Laughinghouse, Margaret Alcea Infant Lutz, Isaac Hamilton td.1896 Obit, 178 td.1899, 161 Lutz, Isaac Hamilton, Jr. Infant Laughinghouse, Newman Raiford td.1982 td.abt.1880, 177 WW I Vet, 162 Lytle, Charles Ray, Jr. td.2012 Obit, 179 Laughinghouse, Willie Alcia Raiford, Mrs. Machen, Bevie Lee td.2014 Obit WW II td.1925 Obit, 162 Vet, 179 Lawrence, William Isiah td.1951, 163 Machen, Janet Jackson, Mrs. td.2015 Lawrence, William L. td.1942 WW II Vet, Obit, 180 163 Mallory, Bert td.1946 WW I Vet, 180 Page 10 of 313 ` Mallory, C. Oliver td.1922, 181 Marshall, Lucius S. td.1910 Obit CSA Vet, Mallory, Carrie Elizabeth Crawford, Mrs. 200 td.1954, 181 Martin, Charlie Roy td.1964, 200 Mallory, Cecil d.1912 Obit, 182 Martin, Claude Eugene “Charlie” td.1999 Mallory, Charlie M. td.1911 Obit, 182 WW II Vet, 200 Mallory, Cornelia M. Laughinghouse, Mrs. Martin, Hazel Tolice Thompson, Mrs. td.1924 Obit, 183 td.2010 Obit, 201 Mallory, Edward H. d.1926 Obit, 184 McClendon, Frances M. "Fannie" Webber, Mallory, Elma Raiford, Mrs. td.1928 Obit, Mrs. td.1938, 201 184 McClendon, Rebecca Jane Wall, Mallory, Eva Elizabeth Scott, Mrs. td.1998 Mrs.td.1899 Obit, 202 Obit, 184 McClendon, Thomas W. td.1937 Bio 1905, Mallory, George B. td.1912 Obit Bio 203 Hempstead’s 1911 and FC Times 1905 McCollum, Cara Maureen, Miss d.2016 CSA Vet, 185 Obit, 203 Mallory, Henry T. d.1911, 188 McCormick, Hettie W. Lewis, Mrs. Mallory, Henry td.1958, 188 td.1938, 204 Mallory, Irma Sulcer, Mrs. td.1982, 188 McCormick, Hugh Vann td.1956, 205 Mallory, Isaac W. "Ike" td.1914 Bio 1905, McCrary, Benjamin Franklin td.1920 Obit, 188 205 Mallory, Jennie, Mrs. td.1896 Obit, 189 McCrary, Benjamin William td.1958, 206 Mallory, Joe td.1890, 189 McCrary, Dr Robert Franklin, Sr. td.1987 Mallory, John William, Jr. td.1922 Obit, 190 Obit, 209 Mallory, John William, Sr. td.1910 Obit McCrary, F. Gervase td.1932, 206 Goodspeed’ Bio Vet, 190 McCrary, Ibbie E., Miss td.1970 Obit, 206 Mallory, Joseph Emmett d.1929 Obit, 192 McCrary, John H. td.1954 Bio 1954, 207 Mallory, Josh d.1925 Obit, 193 McCrary, Nancy Jane McClendon, Mrs. Mallory, Lowry d.1911 Goodspeed’s Bio, td.1932, 208 193 McCrary, Olive Downey, Mrs. td.1907, 208 Mallory, Lvella Crawford, Mrs. d.1894, 194 McCrary, SPC William Donald td.2011 Mallory, Martha A. Parham, Mrs. td.1904 Vietnam Vet, 209 Obit, 194 McCulloch, Janie Laughinghouse, Mrs. Mallory, Mary Eloise "Bessie"Mallory, td.1985, 210 Mrs. d.1886, 195 McCulloch, Margaret Gorman Barrow, Mallory, Mary Louiser Hatcher, Mrs. Mrs. td.1986, 210 d.1888 Obit, 195 McCulloch, Richard Burrus, Jr. td.1981 Mallory, Mary Maude td.1974, 196 Bio 1954 WW II Vet, 211 Mallory, Myra Infant td.1901, 196 McCulloch, Richard Burrus, Sr. td.1939, Mallory, Ned td.1968 Obit WW I Vet, 196 211 Mallory, Reuben td.1924 Obit, 197 McCurdy, J. Cornelius d.1924 Obit, 212 Mallory, Roger d.1893, 198 McCurdy, Marguerite Laughinghouse, Mallory, Sallie Baby td.1884, 198 Mrs. d.1978, 212 Marshall, Cora Norfleet, Mrs. td.1944, 198 McDaniel, Callie L., Mrs. td.1947, 213 Marshall, Lawrence Conver td.1925 Obit, McDaniel, Freddie Lou Lindauer, Mrs. 199 td.2011 Obit, 213 Page 11 of 313 ` McDaniel, James Henry td.1952, 214 Nash, Isaac D. Child td.1899 Obit, 227 McDaniel, Mary Louise td.1976, 214 Nash, Louisa V. "Mrs. d.1888 Obit, 227 McDaniel, Nora Lucieel White, Mrs. Nash, Maggie, Miss d.1898 Obit, 228 td.1978, 214 Nash, Mary Ellen "Ella" Bell, Mrs. td.1889 McDaniel, Robert Price td.1991 Obit, 215 Family Bio, 228 McDaniel, Rodney Woodrow Child d.1920 Nash, Willie E. td.1906 Obit, 229 Obit, 215 Nimocks, Alfred Byron td.1965 Obit WW I McKinney, Esther Viola VanHoozer, Mrs. Vet, 230 td.1949, 215 Nimocks, Ann Hawks, Mrs. td.2003 Obit, McKinney, James Presley td.1972, 216 230 McKnight, James Gorden td.1939, 216 Nimocks, Eloise Buford, Mrs. td.1960, 231 McKnight, Lillian Borden, Mrs. td.1945, 216 Nimocks, Infant td.1957, 231 Melton, Louene Moffatt, Mrs. td.2003 Nimocks, Robert M. "Bob", II td.2007 Obit Obit, 217 WW II Vet, 232 Melton, Louis D. td.1992, 217 Norfleet, Laura Martha Benton, Mrs. Meredith, James T. "Dutch" td.1999 Obit d.1925 Obit, 232 WW II Vet, 218 Norton, Jessamine Turner, Mrs. td.2002 Meredith, Rheba V. Binns, Mrs. td.1987, Obit, 233 218 Norton, Mary Louise McClintock, Mrs. Mills, Ellis Donald, Sr. td.2000 Obit WW II td.1983, 234 Vet, 218 Norton, Nathan M., Sr. td.1986, 234 Mitchell, Dorothy Harris, Mrs. td.2013, 219 O'Banion, Russell King td.1999, 234 Moffatt, Louie D. td.1962, 219 Oliver, Claude td.1922 Obit, 235 Moffatt, Mable Hughes td.1980, 220 Oliver, Dr Robert Edward, Sr. td.1938 Bio Montfort, Betty E., Miss td.1938 Obit, 220 1954, 236 Moore, Charles Conley td.1977 Obit Bio Oliver, Eugenia Mabry td.1991 Obit, 235 1954 WW II Vet, 221 Oliver, Kate Laughinghouse, Mrs. td.1889, Moore, Elizabeth Ann "Libba" Barton, 236 Mrs. td.1996, 221 Oliver, Robert Edward, Jr. td.1973, 237 Moore, George Wilson td.1956, 222 Ott, Naomi Beazley, Mrs. td.1951, 237 Moore, John Alexander td.1947, 222 Patterson, Daisy Washburn, Mrs. td.1987, Moore, Laurie Gene Williams, Mrs. 238 td.1994, 222 Patterson, Helen Virginia td.1973, 238 Morgan, Katherine Devereux, Mrs. d.2003 Patterson, James Malcolm td.2009 Obit Obit, 223 WW II Vet, 238 Morgan, Lee Small d.1971 Obit Bio 1954, Patterson, Jones Allen d.1940, 239 223 Patterson, Mary Anita McCrary, Mrs. Morledge, Betty Claire Carlisle, Mrs. td.2002 Obit, 239 td.2003 Obit, 224 Patterson, Rufus Urban td.1962, 240 Morledge, George Bircham, Jr. td.2010 Patterson, Thomas Urban td.1994, 240 Obit WW II Vet, 225 Peace, Martha, Mrs. d.1897 Obit, 240 Nash, Albert McBride "A.M." d.1898 Obit, Pearcy, Kathryn Beazley, Mrs. td.2000 225 Obit, 240 Nash, Edwin F. Baby td.1896, 227 Pearson, Carrie Evans, Mrs. td.1988, 241 Nash, Elizabeth F. td.1954, 227 Page 12 of 313 ` Pearson, James Allen, Jr. td.2000 Obit Rowland, Lillian B. Spray, Mrs. td.1967 Bio 1954 WW II Vet, 241 Obit, 256 Pearson, James Allen, Sr. td.1940 Obit Runyan, Ernestine Darnall, Mrs. td.2004 WW I Vet, 242 Obit, 256 Perry, Cleo C., Sr. td.1939 Obit WW I Vet, Runyan, William Ervin td.1975, 257 243 rving, William "Bill" td.1988, 128 Perry, Mary Jane Eldridge, Mrs. td.1980, Scarborough, Lloyd Howard td.1983, 257 244 Scarborough, Mary Chew Dawson, Mrs. Peterson, Audrey Willine Lawson, Mrs. td.2002 Obit, 258 td.2001 Obit, 244 Schwichtenburg, Peggy Dunlap, Mrs. Peterson, Daniel Gray "Little Dan", Jr. td.1992 Obit, 259 td.2000, 245 Seaton, Frederick Courtland, Sr. td.1978 Peterson, Daniel Gray, Sr. td.1998, 245 Bio 1954, 259 Peterson, Ruby "Honey" Leith, Mrs. Seaton, Mae Laughinghouse, Mrs. td.1952, 246 td.1978, 260 Peterson, Selma Finley, Mrs. td.1947, 246 Shackelford, Betta A. Lanier, Mrs. Pope, Thomas Currie td.2004 Obit WW II td.1998, 260 Vet, 246 Shackelford, Edward Waldron td.1936, 261 Prewett, Elizabeth d.1967, 247 Shackelford, Eugene Edward td.1991 Obit Prewett, Mary Margaret m.Smith, Mrs. Bio 1954, 261 td.1987, 248 Shackelford, Frank Tillman, Jr. td.1979, Prewett, Nell J. Harris, Mrs. td.1985, 249 262 Prewett, Walter Albert td.1974 Obit, 249 Shackelford, Frank Tillman, Sr. td.2002 Prewett, Walter Gene td.1994 WW II Vet, Obit WW II Vet, 262 249 Shackelford, Maggie Park, Mrs. td.1917, Prewitt, Frank E. d.1890 Goodspeed’s Bio, 263 247 Shackelford, Marie Moss, Mrs. td.1986, 263 Prewitt, William L. d.1920 Obit, 250 Shackelford, Thomas Waldron Infant Raiford, Philip T. d.1902 Obit CSA Vet, 250 td.1961, 263 Rawls, Allie V. Gray, Mrs. td.1953 Obit, 251 Shumate, Burke td.2006, 264 Reep, Bobby Van td.2015, 252 Smith, Annie Lipscomb, Mrs. td.1946, 264 Rice, Anna Mae McKinney,Mrs. td.2009 Smith, DeWitt Henderson, Jr. td.1998 WW Obit, 252 II Vet, 264 Rice, Raymond D. "Dick" td.1977, 253 Smith, Elizabeth Devereux, Mrs. td.2008 Rogers, Mary Louise Taylor, Mrs. d.1990 Obit, 264 Obit, 253 Smith, Elizabeth Odell, Miss td.2009 Obit, Rolfe, Annie M Buford, Mrs. d.1959, 253 265 Rolfe, Christopher Clark "Shag" td.1953, Smith, Frank Leslie Wilson, Mrs. td.1963, 254 266 Rolfe, Eugene Adrian, Jr. td.1967 Obit, 254 Smith, Jenelle Eldridge, Mrs. td.1989, 266 Rolfe, Samuel Adrian td.1951, 255 Smith, Milton Samuel d.1932, 267 Rolfe, Samuel Adrian, II td.2016, 255 Smith, Milton Samuel, II td.1960 WW I Rolley, Edgar Elloy, Jr. d.2005 Obit Vet, 267 National Guard Vet, 255 Smith, Milton Samuel, III td.1988, 267 Rowland, C. B. td.1960, 256 Smith, W. Archie td.1975, 268 Page 13 of 313 ` Sources:, 318 Thompson, Elmer Eugene "Bo" td.2012 Spelzhaus, Hilda Mendoza, Mrs. td.1999, Obit WW II Vet, 282 268 Thompson, Ethel Mae Gill, Mrs. td.1958, Spelzhaus, Richard Warren td.2000 Obit 283 WW II Vet, 268 Thompson, Francis William td.1982 WW Spivey, Jennie Lucille Franks, Mrs. II/Korea Vet, 283 td.2011 Obit, 269 Thompson, Hilda Victoria Cash, Mrs. Spivey, William Ronald "Ronnie" td.1994, td.1964, 284 270 Thompson, Lother Paul td.1991 Obit, 284 Staggs, Keby Joe td.2004 Obit, 270 Thompson, Louise Richardson, Mrs. Stewart, Maxey d.1910 Obit, 270 d.1972 Obit, 284 Stockard, Albert Yester Infant d.1873, 271 Thompson, Ralph W. td.2000 Obit, 285 Stockard, Eula Roles, Mrs. d.unk, 271 Thompson, Rev. Marion Wilford d.2006 Stockard, James Ferdinand d.1915 CSA Obit, 285 Vet, 272 Thompson, Rev. William Marvin td.1966 Stockard, James Rush "J.R." d.1903 Obit, Obit, 286 272 Thompson, Roxie Ann Troy, Mrs. td.1967, Stockard, John Franklin Child d.1877, 273 286 Stockard, Mary Jane, Miss d.1905 Obit, Thompson, William M "Bill" td.1969, 286 273 Towns, Evelyn Elizabeth Brown, Mrs. Stockard, Nancy Elvira, Mrs. d.1914 Obit, td.2001 Obit, 287 274 Towns, Homer Grant td.1998 Bio 1954, 287 Stockard, Richard Lee d.1937, 275 Tracy, James Lloyd td.1981 Korea Vet, Stockard, William Henry Infant d.1870, 275 288 Stubbs, John L. td.1945 WW II Vet, 275 Tracy, Lon C. td.1857, 289 Stubbs, Lula Estelle, Mrs. td.1955, 275 Tracy, Pearl Adair, Mrs. td.1971 Obit, 289 Stubbs, Luther td.1955, 276 Tracy, Ronald Edward, Sr. td.2010 Obit Sweet, Elizabeth Prewett, Mrs. td.1967 Korea Vet, 289 Obit, 276 Tully, Edward James td.1961, 290 Sweet, Mary Greene,Mrs. td.2003 Obit, 277 Tully, Eva McBee, Mrs. td.1962, 290 Sweet, Silvius Emory, Jr. td.1946, 277 Tully, Katie td.1992, 291 Sweet, Walter Webb d.2015 Obit, 277 Tully, William Christopher Infant td.1918, Sweet, Webb td.1994, 278 291 Taylor, George Pressley, Jr. d.1938, 279 Turner, Charles Thomas td.1992 Obit WW Taylor, Infant Son td.1912, 279 II Vet, 291 Taylor, James Walter td.2007, 279 Twist, Martha Ree Belshe, Mrs. td.2018 Taylor, Mary Jane Mallory, Mrs. td.1972 Obit, 292 Obit, 280 Twist, Reginald “Rex” Bond td.2008 Obit Taylor, Oda Lee d.1913, 280 WW II Vet, 293 Teel, Charles Wesley td.1868 Family Bio, Vaughn, Algie N. td.1900, 294 280 Vaughn, Callie td.1923, 295 Thomas, Otis d.1912, 281 Vaughn, Sarah E. Camell, Mrs. d.1904 Thompson, E. Flanders "Leander" Obit, 295 td.1949, 282 Vaughn, Tillman d.1904 CSA Vet, 296 Whiddon, Ruth McDaniel, Mrs. td.1955, 296 Page 14 of 313 ` Whitted, Fredrick Eugene td.1949, 296 Winfield, Mary Elizabeth, Mrs. td.1923 Whittenton, Margie Russell Williams, Mrs. Obit, 309 td.2004 Obit, 297 Winfield, Sue E. Child td.1879, 310 Williams, Annie E. Haskins, Mrs. d.1871, 298 Winfield, William Wirt td.1878, 310 Williams, Cornelia, Mrs. td.aft.1850, 298 Wingfield, Emmalie Chappell, Mrs. Williams, Eddie Chambliss Mallory, Mrs. td.2002 Obit, 310 td.1944, 299 Wingfield, Frank Gordon, III td.1968, 311 Williams, Edward td.unk, 299 Wingfield, Frank Gordon, Jr. td.1997, 311 Williams, Eugene, Jr. td.1951, 301 Womack, Francis Martin td.1967 Obit, 311 Williams, Eugene, Sr. td.1939 Obit, 299 Woodbury, Mary JaneBell Wright, Mrs. Williams, John Gladys td.1950, 301 td.2013 Obit Summary, 312 Williams, Mary Elizabeth Winfield, Mrs. Woodfin, Charles Tucker "Charlie" td.1992 Obit, 301 td.1998 WW II Vet, 312 Williams, Mildred "Baby" td.1995, 302 Woodfin, Cornelia Eldridge, Mrs. td.1984, Williams, Nathan Chappell Infant td.1977, 313 302 Woodward, Harry L. td.1957, 313 Williams, Pauline td.unk, 302 Woodward, Lydia Irene Beazley, Mrs. Williams, Robin td.1948 WW I/II Vet, 302 td.1997, 313 Williams, Russell td.1944 Obit, 303 Wright, Alleyne Rollwage, Mrs. td.1976, Williams, Sadie M. Borden, Mrs. td.1993 314 Obit, 304 Wright, Carolyn McQueen, Mrs. td.2008 Williams, Sadie Moseley, Mrs. td.1993 Obit, 314 Obit, 304 Wright, Edwin Price, Jr. td.1986, 315 Williams, William Eugene "Bill" td.1912 Wright, Infant Son td.1940, 315 Obit Bio Hempstead’s of 1911, 305 Wright, Robert L., Sr. td.1968 Obit WW II Wilson, Elinor Lee Burns, Mrs. td.2003 Vet, 315 Obit, 307 Yerzley, Malinda Degray Lewis, Mrs. Winfield, Annie Westwood td.1963, 307 td.1914-Obit, 316 Winfield, Francis Elizabeth td.1959, 308 Yerzley, Thomas Walworth "Tom" td.1924 Winfield, John Oliver td.1927 Obit, 308 Obit CSA Vet, 316

June 30, 2018-Paul V. Isbell

Aldridge, Lucinda Woodward, Mrs. 16436271, M Page 15 of 313 `

b. Feb. 3, 1830 d. Oct. 13, 1906 Tombstone:Obituary: Notices were issued Saturday announcing the funeral of Mrs. Lucinda Aldridge, the mother of Mr. W. H. Aldridge. The internment took place at Mt. Vernon cemetery Saturday afternoon, amidst a concourse of loving relatives and friends, Rev. P. K. Pedrick in charge of the funeral services. Mrs. Aldridge had lived the allotted time of life-73 years-and was prepared to meet her maker. The Times extends sympathy to the bereaved relatives. conflict on age with K. Bell records of Mt. Vernon cemetery. Oct.19,1906-Forrest City Times Newspaper Source for Felix Aldridge: https://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi- bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=juli&id=I01217 Last entry was 1860 Census in L’Anguille Twn- Co., Arkansas Father: James L. Aldridge b: ABT 1793 in NC Mother: Martha A. (Aldridge) b: ABT 1805 in TN Marriage 1 Lucinda Woodward b: 3 FEB 1830 in AL Children:per https://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi- bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=monty&id=I29866 Has No Children Sam H. Aldridge b: ABT 1852 in AL Has Children William Henderson Aldridge b: 18 JUN 1853 in Jasper, Walker, AL Has No Children Malinda Aldridge b: 18 JUN 1853 in Jasper, Walker, AL Has No Children John B. Aldridge b: ABT 1857 in AR Has No Children Jerry M. Aldridge b: ABT 1859 in AR Has No Children G. M. Aldridge b: ABT 1868 in AR

Spouse & Children:Felix Aldridge 1829 –bef.1880 Children John Baker Aldridge 1857 – 1899 b.Barnishaw Cemetery-St.Francis Co.,Ark. Children:William Henderson Aldridge (1853 - 1942)*

Aldridge, Nancy Catherine Hester, Mrs. 16436272

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b. Sep. 27, 1865 d. Jun. 1, 1948 Tombstone: Wife of William Aldridge

Spouse:William Henderson Aldridge (1853 - 1942)* Children: Virgie May Aldridge Carrick (1886 - 1986)*Eula T. Aldridge Eager (1888 - 1910)*Ruth Aldridge b.1896 d.1896

Aldridge, Ruth Infant 16436273

b. Feb. 4, 1896 d. Jun. 19, 1896 Tombstone: Obituary: Jun.26,1896 Forrest City Times:The sympathy of the community is tendered to Mr.& Mrs. William Henderson Aldridge on the loss of their infant daughter Ruth. The little one had hardly budded on earth, but it is a consolation to the parents to know that she will bloom in heaven. the death occurred on the 19th of June, 1896, and her remains were buried in the Mt. Vernon cemetery on the 20th. Forrest City Times

Parents: William Henderson Aldridge (1853 - 1942) Nancy Catherine Hester b.1865 d.1948 Siblings:Virgie May Aldridge Carrick (1886 - 1986)* Eula T. Aldridge Eager (1888 - 1910)* Ruth Aldridge (1896 - 1896)

Aldridge, William Henderson 16436274 b. Jun. 18, 1853 d. Apr. 19, 1942 Tombstone-See Wife for Tombstone

Parents: Lucinda Woodward Aldridge (1830 - 1906) Felix Aldridge 1829- before1880 Page 17 of 313 ` Spouse:Nancy Catherine Hester Aldridge (1865 - 1948) Children: Virgie May Aldridge Carrick (1886 - 1986)* Eula T. Aldridge Eager (1888 - 1910)*Ruth Aldridge (1896 - 1896)*

Allen, Bessie Delano, Mrs. 16436275

b. Feb. 6, 1894 . Aug. 16, 1988 Tombstone-Note: Miss Bessie Delano first married Hugh Edward Hall, Sr. October 18, 1916. Hugh and Bessie had only one son, Hugh Edward Hall, Jr. born July 12, 1917, four months before his father died of malaria at Heber Springs, Cleburne, AR. Bessie then married Walter Allen, Sr. FCHS 1915 graduate.

Parents:Charles Edward Delano (1850 - 1926)Susannah Ann Miles Delano (1868 - 1943) Spouses: Walter Allen (1884 - 1949)* Hugh Edward Hall (1889 - 1917)* Children: Hugh Edward Hall (1917 - 1983)* Siblings: Richard Delano (____ - 1910)* Nellie Bly DeLano Eppes (1889 - 1970)* Bessie Delano Allen (1894 - 1988) Francis Willard Delano Kelley (1897 - 1986)* Charles Edward Delano (1904 - 1905)*

Allen, Walter 16436276

b. Mar. 13, 1884 d. Sep. 25, 1949 Tombstone-Married August 1926 to Bessie Delano in Little Rock-Born Wittsburg, Ark.

Spouses: Mary Stella Lindsey Allen (1892 - 1979) Bessie Delano Allen (1894 - 1988)

Ancell, Kevin 156545075

b. Feb. 5, 1967 d. Dec. 26, 2015 Tombstone: Obituary: Of Memphis and Forrest City, passed away Saturday, Dec. 26, 2015. Kevin was born Feb. 5, 1967, in Cape Girardeau to Marvin Ancell and Lena Hodge Ancell. He is survived by his long-term partner, Chris Morledge of Forrest City; a brother, Keith Page 18 of 313 ` (Michelle) Ancell of Chaffee, Missouri; and a sister, Christy (Buddy) Lamb of Blytheville, Arkansas. He also is survived by a special aunt and uncle, Nelda and Wayne Gross of Leemon, Missouri. He was preceded in death by his parents and his grandparents, Elery and Delo Hodge. Kevin was employed in the hospitality industry for over 25 years, where he touched the lives of many co-workers and guests. He was actively engaged in charitable work with numerous organizations such as Habitat for Humanity, Junior Achievement of Memphis and MIFA. Kevin is remembered as a man for others and the epitome of a true gentleman, and a perfect example of hospitality. He had a unique ability to make each individual he encountered feel special, because to him each individual he encountered was special. To the many who knew and loved him, he leaves behind a treasure of wonderful memories that will be cherished. Stevens Funeral Home of Forrest City was in charge of the arrangements. Courtesy of Edward Johnson

Parents:Marvin J. Ancell (1923 - 2009) Lena Lou Hodge Ancell (1946 - 2004)

Anderson, TSGT Clayborn Everett 4606

4001 b. Aug. 6, 1920 d. Dec. 3, 1944 Tombstone: Picture: Fallen Heroes of Forrest City Arkansas High School Picture from 1947 Annual-U.S. Rosters of World War II Dead, 1939-1945 about Clayborn E Anderson-Name: Clayborn E Anderson Gender: Male Race: White Religion: Protestant Cemetery Name: Arkansas Disposition: According to next of kin Service Branch: Army Rank: Technical Sergeant

Parents: Everett Sutton Anderson (1894 - 1967) Nora Louise Whittenton Anderson (1895 - 1966) Siblings: Stella Mae Anderson Christian (1916 - 2000)*Gladys Anderson Ferguson (1918 - 2005)* Clayborn Everett Anderson (1920 - 1944)Vernon Curtis Anderson (1925 - 2016)*

Anderson, Edward Charles 16436277

b. Sep. 12, 1888 d. Jan. 31, 1977 Tombstone

Spouse: Kate Oliver Devereux Anderson (1889 - 1982)* Page 19 of 313 `

Anderson, Everett Sutton 16436279

b. Nov. 19, 1894 d. May 3, 1967

Tombstone by Sandy Curry: Obituary: May 3,1967-Funeral services for Everett Sutton Anderson, 72, of Rt.2, who died early today in Forrest Memorial Hospital, will be held Thursday in Stevens Funeral Home. Rev. Clyde Hankins will conduct the services. Burial will be in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Mr. Anderson was born Nov.19,1894 in Frankfort, Ky., the son of Mrs. Mary Culley Anderson and William Clayborn Anderson. He also lived at Vanndale before moving to the Forrest City area in 1914. A farmer, he was a member of First Baptist Church here. He had been in poor health for seven years, and hospitalized in a critical condition for three weeks. His wife, Mrs. Nora Whittenton Anderson, whom he married in 1914, died in 1966. Mr. Anderson is survived by a son, Curtis Anderson of Forrest City; four daughters, Mrs. Charles Bridgeman of Charleston, S.C., Mrs. Louis Stough of Hampton, Va., Mrs. Stella Mae (John) Christian and Mrs. Gladys (Ed) Ferguson of Forrest City; a sister, Miss Christine Anderson of Ft. Smith; 14 grandchildren, and one great- grandchild. Forrest City Times-Herald .

Spouse: Nora Louise Whittenton Anderson (1895 - 1966)*Children: Clayton Everett Anderson (1920-1944) Stella Mae Anderson Christian (1916 - 2000)* Gladys Anderson Ferguson (1918 - 2005)* Vernon Curtis Anderson (1925 - 2016)*

Mrs. Kate Oliver m.Devereux b.1889 Jul 5 d.1982 Oct 7

Tombstone by Sandy Curry Married to Robert E. Oliver Jan.7, 1909 Married To Edward Charles Anderson-See Edward Anderson for Tombstone

Parents: Nicholas John Devereux (1839 - 1902) Tennie Ashworth Devereux (1856 - 1930) Spouses: Edward Charles Anderson (1888 - 1977) Robert Edward Oliver (1882 - 1938)* Siblings: Stephen Alfred Devereux (1880 - 1939)* Edward W. Devereux (1884 - 1910)* Phillip John Devereux (1886 - 1961)* Kate Oliver Devereux Anderson (1889 - 1982)

Anderson, Nora Louise Whittenton, Mrs. 16436282

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b. Sep. 3, 1895 d. Jan. 1, 1966 Tombstone by Sandy Curry: Wife of Everett Sutton Anderson-Obituary: Jan.1,1966- Mrs.Nora Louise Whitttenton Anderson died suddenly from a heart attack Saturday night at Forrest Memorial Hospital. She was stricken about two hours earlier at her home while talking over long distance to a daughter in S. Carolina. Mrs.Anderson was a descendant of the McDaniel, Whittenton and other families who were early settlers in this section. She was born in the Yocona community southwest of Forrest City on Sep.3, 1895, and was the daughter of Melissa McDaniel and John I.Whittenton. She was a life long member of the Forrest City area and a faithful member of the First Baptist Church here. She was married in 1914 to Everett S.Anderson, and to them six children were born. One son, Clayborn Anderson, was a victim of World War II. In addition to her husband, Mrs. Anderson leave one son, Curtis Anderson of Madison; four daughters, Mrs. C. E. Bridgeman of Charleston, S.C., Mrs. John Christian and Mrs. Ed Ferguson of Forrest City, and Mrs. Louis F. Stough of Hampton, Va.; three sisters, Mrs. Leta Christman of Ashland, Miss., Mrs. Virgil Hamilton of Madison, and Mrs. Cecil McFall of Forrest City; 14 grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Services for Mrs. Anderson were conducted by Rev. W. Clyde Hankins Monday afternoon at the First Baptist Church. Burial was in Mt.Vernon cemetery, and arrangements in charge of Stevens Funeral Home.Forrest City Times-Herald

Parents:John Ivy Whittenton (1870 - 1912) Melissa McDaniel Whittenton (1871 - 1943) Spouse: Everett Sutton Anderson (1894 - 1967) Children:Stella Mae Anderson Christian (1916 - 2000)*Gladys Anderson Ferguson (1918 - 2005)*Vernon Curtis Anderson (1925 - 2016)* Clayton Everett Anderson (1920-1944) Siblings:Joseph Clifford Whittenton (1893 - 1959)* Nora Louise Whittenton Anderson (1895 - 1966) Robert Ervin Whittenton (1897 - 1911)* Mabel Whittenton Hamilton (1903 - 1970)*Margaret Melissa Whittenton Greener (1911 - 1946)*

Aven, Alice N. Laughinghouse, Mrs. 16436283

b. 1854 d. 1930 Tombstone-Wife of John W. Aven-Note:Sister of Cornelia Laughinghouse Mallory.] Married March 10, 1887 in St Francis Co., Ark.

Parents: George W. Laughinghouse (1818 - 1876) Margaret Laughinghouse (1821 - 1891) Spouse: John W. Aven (1852 - 1914)* Children: Thomas Lisle Aven (1895 - 1897)* John Paul Aven (1892-1893) Siblings: J. Fenner Laughinghouse (1846 - 1919)* Mary Winnifred Laughinghouse Eldridge (1849 - 1928)* Cornelia M. Laughinghouse Mallory (1851 - 1924)* Alice N. Laughinghouse Aven (1854 - 1930) Anna Laughinghouse (1856 - 1947)* Kate Page 21 of 313 ` Laughinghouse Oliver (1859 - 1889)*George Neuman Laughinghouse (1861 - 1915)*

Aven, John Paul Baby 16436285

b. Jul. 14, 1892 d. Sep. 12, 1893 Tombstone with Thomas Lisle Aven by Sandy Curry:

Parents:John W. Aven (1852 - 1914) Alice N. Laughinghouse Aven (1854 - 1930) Siblings: Seldene E Aven (1877 - 1903)**John Paul Aven (1892 - 1893) Thomas Lisle Aven (1895 - 1897)*

Aven, John W. 16436284

b. Mar. 18, 1852 d. Feb. 13, 1914 Tombstone:Family in 1900 Census-Forrest City: Name Age Jno W Avan 40 Alice Avan 47 Wife Sulivan Avan 23 Son believe this is Seldene Maude Avan 21 Daughter Nelia Avan 11 Daughter Mary Ellison 48 Servant Family in 1910 Census-Forrest City, Ark.: Name Age John W Aron 58 Aven (Supt. Saw Mill) Alice Aron 57 Wife Cornelia Aron 20 Single Daughter James M Gilliam 28 [29] Boarder Louise G Gilliam 24 Boarder James M Gilliam Jr. 4/12 Boarder Page 22 of 313 ` Colvin McMckles 16 Boarder Hattie Guden 22 Servant

Spouses: Charity Aven (1852 - 1886) Alice N. Laughinghouse Aven (1854 - 1930) Married Mar.10,1887 Children: (Mother Charity:Seldene E. Aven (1877 - 1903)*) Mother Alice: John Paul Aven (1892 - 1893)* Thomas Lisle Aven (1895 - 1897)* Cornelia Aven/Maude Aven/Nelia Aven

Aven, Thomas Lisle 16436286 b. Jun. 27, 1895 d. Dec. 1, 1897 Tombstone with John Paul Aven above by Sandy Curry: Obituary: LIsle Aven, the sweet little 3 year old son of Mr. & Mrs. John W. Aven of Caldwell, died Tuesday night, of diphtheria, and was interred in the Mt. Vernon cemetery the following day. Dr. Crutcher attended the child and exerted all that medicine could be used to save the little boy's life. It is unknown how the little man contracted the dread disease, but it is believed to be a stray kitten which strayed from their home. He was their only boy, the pride and joy of his parents. Forrest City Times Newspaper Dec.3,1897.

Parents: John W. Aven (1852 - 1914) Alice N. Laughinghouse Aven (1854 - 1930) Siblings: Seldene E Aven (1877 - 1903)** John Paul Aven (1892 - 1893)* Thomas Lisle Aven (1895 - 1897)

Aycock, Caroline Elizabeth Barrow, Mrs. 16436287

b. Jan. 9, 1900 d. Jun. 8, 1984 Tombstone with Thomas Jesse Aycock

Parents:Thomas W Barrow (____ - 1910) Carrie Chew Dawson (1876 - 1968) Spouse:Thomas Jesse Aycock (1893 - 1960) Children:Thomas Jesse Aycock (1924 - 1980)*Siblings:Margaret Gorman Barrow McCulloch (1896 - 1986)* Caroline Elizabeth Barrow Aycock (1900 - 1984)Mary Chew Dawson Scarborough (1918 - 2002)**

Aycock, Headstone 16436289

b. unknown d. unknown

Aycock, Thomas Jesse, Jr. 16436288 Page 23 of 313 `

b. Oct. 19, 1924 d. Jan. 7, 1980 Tombstone-Per Second WW II Draft Registration:Forrest City-Manage bus terminal in 1948 Married w/children Contact:Mrs. Clara Porter Henslee Aycock Born:Forrest City, Ark. Service:U.S. Navy Air Corps Jul.43 to Sep.45 Reserve Jul.43

Parents:Thomas Jesse Aycock (1893 - 1960) Caroline Elizabeth Barrow Aycock (1900 - 1984) Spouse:Clara Porter Henslee Married Sep. 5,1946 age 20 of Tucker, Arkansas

Aycock, Thomas Jesse, Sr. 16436290 b. Mar. 1, 1893 d. Feb. 1, 1960 Tombstone See with Caroline: WWI Veteran per 1930 Census

Spouse:Caroline Elizabeth Barrow Aycock (1900 - 1984)*Children:Thomas Jesse Aycock (1924 - 1980)*(Elizabeth Ann Aycock FCHS 1944 Married age 21 of Forrest City on July 17, 1948 to Sidney Hornor Phillips age 24 of Little Rock)

Baker, Horace G. 52641052

b. Sep. 22, 1909 d. Oct. 30, 1979 Tombstone-WW II Veteran

Parents: William Jehu Baker (1855 - 1928) Maude Alice Henson Baker (1867 - 1935) Siblings: William Albert Baker (1887 - 1972)* Leland Oscar Baker (1889 - 1959)* Everett G. Baker (1892 - 1938)* James H. Baker (1894 - 1951)* Minnie B. Danehower (1897 - 1982)* Omer Reece Baker (1902 - 1982)* Walter J. Baker (1905 - 1987)* Horace G. Baker (1909 - 1979) Wallace Newt Baker (1911 - 2014)*

Baldwin, Thomas Joseph 16436291 Page 24 of 313 `

b. Jun. 7, 1948 d. Mar. 7, 2002 Tombstone-Vietnam Veteran-Obit: Mr. Thomas Joseph Baldwin, age 53, of Salt Lake City, Utah, and San Carlos, Mexico, died Thursday, March 7, 2002, in Hermosillo, Mexico.Mr. Baldwin was born June 17, 1948 in Jonesboro, and was the son of William T. Baldwin Jr. and Violet Dowless Baldwin. He was retired from the Salt Lake City Tribune, was a Methodist and a veteran of Vietnam.Mr. Baldwin is survived by his parents; a brother, David S. Baldwin of Forrest City; and a sister, Dian Bacon of Fayetteville.Funeral arrangements are incomplete at this time.

Parents: William Thomas Baldwin (1917 - 2009) Violet Dowless Siblings:David S. Baldwin/Dian Baldwin Bacon

Baldwin, William Thomas, Jr 36667413

b. Oct. 19, 1917 d. May 1, 2009 Tombstone-World War II Veteran-Obit: Mr. William Thomas Baldwin Jr. Age 91, of Forrest City, Arkansas died Friday, May 1, 2009 at his home. Mr. Baldwin was born October 19, 1917 in Hickory Ridge, Arkansas. He was preceded in death by his parents, William Thomas Baldwin, Sr. and Gertrude Lawrence Baldwin, a brother Sidney Baldwin, and a son Thomas J. Baldwin. Mr. Baldwin was a 1939 graduate of Arkansas State University where he lettered four years in basketball and was a two-time All-State selection. He was also a member of the ASU Letterman's Club. Mr. Baldwin served in the 9th Army Field Artillery during World War II where he achieved the rank of Captain. On April 11, 1946, he married Violet Dowless of Monette, Arkansas. Mr. Baldwin was a retired Internal Revenue Service agent, a long time member of the First United Methodist Church in Forrest City, member and past President of the Forrest City Lions Club and a member of NARFE and VFW. He enjoyed golf and was an avid sports fan. He is survived by his wife, a son, David S. Baldwin and wife Ruth of Forrest City; a daughter, Dian Baldwin Bacon and husband Robert of Fayetteville. He is also survived by two granddaughters, Susan Blakely Baldwin, and Katherine Elizabeth "Katie" Bacon, and two grandsons, William T. "Trey" Baldwin III, Page 25 of 313 ` and William Robert "Bill" Bacon; a sister-in-law, Thelma Baldwin and a nephew, William Sidney Baldwin and wife Gail, all of Heber Springs. A graveside service will be held Monday, May 4, 2009 at 10:00 a.m. at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City. A memorial service will follow at 10:30 a.m. at the First United Methodist Church, and visitation with the family afterwards. In lieu of flowers the family requests memorials be made to a church of one's choice. Visit online registry at stevensfuneralhome.net. Under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents: William Thomas Baldwin, Sr. (1889 - 1972) Gertrude Lawrence “Gertie” E. Baldwin (1894 - 1978) Children:Thomas Joseph Baldwin (1948 - 2002)* Siblings:Sidney Baldwin Deceased

Barber, Ben Fulton 167771329

b. Oct. 25, 1911 d. Jun. 1, 1991 Tombstone-Korean War Veteran-Obit: Mr. Ben F. Barber of Forrest City died at Crestpark Retirement Inn on Jun.1,1991, he was 79;born Oct.25,1911 in Mt. Olive, Miss. to Edwin and Mae Fulton Barber;he lived most of his life in Forrest City, and was a retired salesman, and retired U. S. Army Captain, and veteran of the Korean War; Preceded in death by his wife, Gladys Hughes, in 1984;he leaves several nieces and nephews. Graveside at Mt. Vernon Cem. with Stevens FH. In charge

Parents: Edwin Barber/Mae Fulton Barber Spouse:Gladys Hughes Barber (1908 - 1981)

Barber, Gladys Hughes, Mrs. 185408963, Mr

b. Dec. 24, 1908 d. Dec. 9, 1981 Tombstone-Wife of Ben Fulton Barber

Spouse: Ben Fulton Barber (1911 - 1991)*

Barrow, 16436292 b. unknown d. unknown Page 26 of 313 ` Barrow, Thomas W 19867695 b. 1873 d. Jan. 17 1907 Picture from 1905 Art Souvenir: Obit: The Forrest City Times. Jan 17, 1907. Just as we go to press we learn the sad news of the death of our dear friend, Mr. Thos. W. Barrow. He died this afternoon at twenty minutes past 1 o'clock and, though not unexpected, it has cast a terrible gloom over his home and the hearts of his beloved wife and three little daughters are torn asunder, and they are prostrated beneath an agonizing sorrow pitiable to contemplate. We deeply deplore his death. He was a true friend, a splendid citizen and an honest, manly, man. We loved him well and hs death shocked us beyond expression. We deeply sympathize with his bereaved relations in their great loss, and will pay tribute to his memory in our next issue. The funeral services will be held at the residence of Mrs. Maggie E. Hatcher Sunday morning at 10 o'clock by Rev. Edw. T. Mabley and interment in Mt. Vernon cemetery under auspices of the W. O.W., of which order he was a beloved member. Marriage age 22 April 30, 1895 to Carrie Chew age 18 Co., Ark.

Parents: William H. Barrow 1846-1876 Margaret W. Gorman Hatcher 1850-1934 Spouse: Carrie Chew Dawson (1876 - 1968)*Children:Margaret Gorman Barrow McCulloch (1896 - 1986)* Caroline Elizabeth Barrow Aycock (1900 - 1984)*

Barrow, William H. 16436293

b. Jan. 21, 1846 d. Jun. 25, 1876 Tombstone-Probate:Barrow, William H. Page 280 & 289 Willie M. Blissitt & H. M. Holwell & Robert Mitchell & David Williams/Mike Liston & David Williams & R. J. Mitchell/John Parham & Joseph Brookfield Court Dage: 18770906 No Date shown $500.00 Forrest City, Ark. Probate:Barrow, William H. Page 290 Walter Gorman & K. P. Gorman Court Date:18780315 No Date Shown/Jun.25,1876 Bond: $200.00 Forrest City, Ark.

Parents: Thomas Barrow 1818-1890 FAG 8694842 Temperance Daugherty 1827-1905 FAG 8694845 Note On Mother: Mr. E. J. and T. W. Barrow left Tuesday morning for Columbia, Tenn., in response to a telegram of the death of their mother and grandmother, respectively, Mrs. Temperance Daugherty Barrow, who died in that city on Feb.19,1905. Mrs. Barrow was in her 79th year. 2-24-1905 Forrest City Times Newspaper, Forrest City, Arkansas (Per 1850 Census Mt. Pleasant, Tenn.)-Spouse:Margaret E. Gorman Hatcher (1850 - 1934)* Son: Thomas W. Barrow (1873-1907)(Wife is under Hatcher name, second husband. In 1880 She and son Tom Barrow were living with Isaac Nash. She was a widow.

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Barton, Charles Grigsby, Jr 16436294

b. Aug. 27, 1903 d. Nov. 16, 1961 Tombstone-Marriage:McCrary, Mittie Merritt age 24 (FCHS 1927) married19330727 Charles G. Barton age 30- Co., Ark. both of Forrest City

Parents: Charles Grigsby Barton (1875 - 1939) Musetta Foster Barton (1873 - 1966) Spouse: Mittie Merritt McCrary Barton (1909 - 1993)*

Barton, Mittie Merritt McCrary 16436295

b. Sep. 23, 1909 d. May 4, 1993 Tombstone-Obit: Obit:Mrs. Mittie Merritt McCrary Barton of Sherwood died May 4,1993 at her home. She was 83. Born Sep. 23,1909 in Forrest City, the daughter of Milus R. McCrary and Victoria Labitha Kirby McCrary. She made her home in Forrest city most of her life, and was a member of the First United Methodist Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Charles Barton, Jr. in 1961. Survived by seven nieces and three nephews. Graveside at Mt. Vernon by Stevens FH.

Parents: Milus Ruebin McCrary CSA Vet (1865-1938) Victoria Labitha Kirby McCrary (1866- 1931) Spouse:Charles Grigsby Barton (1903 - 1961) Siblings:Ibbie E. McCrary (1889 - 1970)* John H. McCrary (1893 - 1954)* Mittie Merritt McCrary Barton (1909 - 1993)

Baxter, William D. "Bill" 111593694

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b. Aug. 2, 1944 d. May 29, 2013 Tombstone- with Kelly J. Almond-Obit: Mr. William D. 'Bill' Baxter, age 68, of Forrest City, died Wednesday at his home in Forrest City. Mr. Baxter was born August 2, 1944, in Paragould, and was the son of Archie Baxter and Carolyn Stevenson Baxter. His childhood home was in Mounds, was 1962 Graduate of Green County Tech where he was all state basketball and baseball. He was a 1966 Graduate of Arkansas College (now Lyon College) where he was a Math major, Senior Class President, on the Basketball team, and in 1996 was inducted into the Arkansas College Sports Hall of Fame. He taught math and coached basketball in Forrest City, Marked Tree, and Helena. He received his Master's Degree at Arkansas State University in 1970. He began a career in insurance in 1978 and was owner of Baxter and Associates Financial Services. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Forrest City where he was a former Sunday School Teacher, currentTrustee, and Past Chairman of the Council on Ministries. Mr. Baxter was the founder of the Rumble on the Ridge Basketball Tournament, founder of the Forrest City Sports Hall of Fame, member of the East Arkansas Community College Foundation Board. He was past president of the Forrest City Chamber of Commerce, Forrest City Kiwanis Club, County Community Foundation, and the Forrest City School Board. Mr. Baxter married Holly Almond on Aug.17, 1974, and she survives him along with one son, Casey Baxter, and wife, Jennifer, of Cabot, one daughter, Becca Whitehead, and husband, Christopher, of Oak Forest, one brother, Charley Baxter, and wife, Carole, of North Little Rock, one sister, Becky Mitchell, and husband, Dennis, of Harlingen, Texas, and four grandchildren; Cooper, Ross, Savannah and Madison. Services for Mr. Baxter will be held at the First United Methodist Church Activity Center, 2:00 P.M. Saturday, with burial in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Visitation will be Friday evening, 6:00 till 8:00 P.M., in the First United Methodist Church Sanctuary. In lieu of flowers the family request memorials be made to the First United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 66, Forrest City, 72336. or the Bill Baxter Endowment, County Community Foundation, P.O. Box 3002, Forrest City, 72336.

Parents:Archie Baxter/ Carolyn Stevenson Baxter Spouse:Holly Almond Baxter Children:Casey Baxter/Becca Baxter Whitehead Siblinb:Charley Baxter/Becky Baxter Mitchell

Beane, Jacqueline Johnson, Mrs. 16436296 b. unknown d. unknown Still Living-Wife of John Colmore Beane

Beane, John Colmore, Jr 16436297 Page 29 of 313 `

b. Jul. 30, 1926 d. Mar. 21, 2001 Tombstone-World War II Veteran-Obit: Dr. John Colmore Beane Jr., 74, of Forrest City, died Saturday, March 31, 2001, in the hospital at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Center in Little Rock. He was born July 31, 1926, in Dierks, the son of John Colmore Beane Sr., and Stella Thompson Beane. He graduated from Paragould High School and was a World War II veteran. He attended Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia and the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, where he was a letterman on the Razorback football team and graduated with a bachelor's degree. He graduated in 1953 from Southern College of Optometry in Memphis.He established a private practice of optometry in Forrest City in 1953, and later was founder of Lifetime Vision, Inc. He retired in 1997.Dr. Beane was a member of the board of the Forrest City Savings and Loan and a charter member of the board of Forrest City Bank, was past-president of the Arkansas Optometric Association and a longtime member of the Rotary Club. He was a member of the First Baptist Church in Forrest City. An Eagle Scout, he served as a Scoutmaster in Forrest City. He was an officer in the Jaycees and a charter commissioner of the Forrest City Little League Baseball Association. He was a member of the Mississippi River Parkway Commission.In 1946 he married Jacqueline Johnson, who survives him. He is also survived by a daughter, Ann Beane Hudson of Forrest City; his son, John C. Beane III, of Naples, Fla.; and a host of grandchildren, relatives and friends. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, April 4, 2001, at the First Baptist Church in Forrest City at 11 a.m. with Rev. Johnny Jackson, interim pastor of the First Baptist Church in Forrest City, and Dr. Randy L. Hyde, pastor of Pulaski Heights Baptist Church in Little Rock officiating. Stevens Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Parents: John Colmore Beane, Sr./Stella Thompson Beane Spouse:Jacqueline Johnson Beane Children: Ann Beane Hudson/John Colmore Beane, III

Beard, Cordelia Oliver Morley Stout, Mrs. 16436298

b. Jan. 17, 1859 d. Dec. 31, 1948 Tombstone-Wife Of T. L. Beard, John A. Morley, and Wife of Edward Palmer Oliver-Son: Robert Edward Oliver 1882-1938 Note:on 1900 Census she Cordelia age 40 was married to John A. Morley age 59, and Robert E. Oliver was stepson age 18-In 1910 Census he, Robert E. Oliver, age 27 was HofH with Wife Kate Devereux age 20 and daughter Eugenia M. Oliver age zero :per 1920 Census Robert E. Oliver age 37, wife Kate A. age 30. Daughter Page 30 of 313 ` Eugenia M. age 9, Daughter Louise P. age 8, son Edward R. age 6:1930 Census:Cordelia age 70 married to HofH T. L. Beard age 67, on census Daughter Clara Beard age 29, John Beard son in law age 30, and grandson Bryan Beard age 8

Spouses:John A. Morley/T. L. Beard/Edward Palmer Oliver/ Child:Robert E. Oliver (1882- 1938)

Beazley, James Walton, Sr 25409707

b. Jun. 9, 1887 d. Jun. 9, 1955 Tombstone-Picture: Son of Williamson C. & Charlotte Delanie Henry Beazley and husband of Myrtle May Beazley. Began working at the Forrest City, AR Post Office in 1907 as a rural mail carrier and served as assistant post-master from 1923 until his death in 1955.

Parents: Williamson Clive Beazley (1853 - 1909)Charlotte Delanie Henry Beazley (1857 - 1928) Spouse: Myrtle May Beazley (1890 - 1983)* Children: James Walton Beazley (1909 - 1997)* Kathryn Beazley Pearcy (1914 - 2000)* Harry Lee Beazley (1918 - 2002)* Siblings: Harry Leslie Beazley (1878 - 1921)* Robert Clive Beazley (1880 - 1882)* William Lee Beazley (1883 - 1963)* James Walton Beazley (1887 - 1955) Henry Grady Beazley (1890 - 1968)* Olive Beazley Fogg (1894 - 1971)* Naomi Beazley Ott (1895 - 1951)*

Beazley, Myrtle May, Mrs. 16436299

b. Feb. 4, 1890 d. Jan. 21, 1983 Tombstone w/Husband James Walton:

Parents:Archibald S. May (1854 - 1936) Mary S. Johnson Taylor May (1867 - 1930) Spouse: James Walton Beazley (1887 - 1955) Children: James Walton Beazley (1909 - 1997)* Kathryn Beazley Pearcy (1914 - 2000)* Harry Lee Beazley (1918 - 2002)* Siblings: Myrtle May Beazley (1890 - 1983) Katie May May Turk (1891 - 1983)*Rosalie May Britton (1893 - 1965)*Louada May Trimue (1896 - 1980)* John Redden May (1906 - 1998)* Gervaise G. May (1908 - 1994)**

Beazley, Pvt Ralph Porter 25556502

b. Sep. 17, 1924 d. Sep. 15, 1944 Picture from 1947 FCHS Annual: Tombstone-World War Ii Veteran, KIA- Son of James Page 31 of 313 ` Walton Beazley, Sr. and Myrtle Mae May Beazley and was born and grew up in Forrest City, AR. Joined the U. S. Marine Corps in July 1943, after boot camp, he was shipped overseas and joined Company K, 3rd Battalion, 1st Marines and saw action at Cape Glouster, New Britain. K Company was in the first assault wave of the Marine landing on Peleliu Island, Palau Island Group, Pacific. Ralph was killed in action in defense of the "Point" on the extreme left front of the lines and was awarded the Purple Heart and Silver Star for his actions in the battle. Following is the Citation for the Silver Star: The President of the United States takes pride in presenting the SILVER STAR MEDAL posthumously to PRIVATE RALPH P. BEAZLEY UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS RESERVE for service as set forth in the following: CITATION"For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity while serving as an Automatic Rifleman with the Third Battalion, First Marines, First Marine Division, in action against enemy Japanese forces on Peleliu Island in the Palau Group on 15 September 1944. the only Marine left within a sector of fifteen yards after all his comrades were killed while fighting off a powerful hostile counterattack in force on the right front of our lines, Private Beazley steadfastly maintained his position, alternately firing his automatic rifle and hurling hand grenades to inflict extremely heavy casualties on the fanatic on-rushing Japanese. Mortally wounded in the fierce hostilities, he stoutly refused to leave his position, holding valiantly until death overcame him after the enemy had been driven back. By his determined aggressiveness, indomitable fighting spirit and resolute fortitude in the face of terrific odds, Private Beazley single-handedly completed the repulse of the final Japanese effort to counterattack in his sector, and his unwavering devotion to duty throughout was in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service, he gallantly gave his life for his country. For the President, James Forrestal, Secretary of the Navy

Parents:James Walton Beazley (1887-1955) Myrtle May Beazley (1890-1983)

Beeson, Lois Nimocks, Mrs. 16436301

b. Aug. 17, 1954 d. Jan. 17, 1991 Tombstone-Obit: Kansas City Star-Obits FOR JANUARY 29, 1991 Lois Nimocks Beeson, 36, Mission Hills, died Jan. 27, 1991, at the home. She was born in Forrest City, Ark., and lived in Dallas before moving to Mission Hills a year ago. Mrs. Beeson was a member of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Survivors include her husband, John R. Beeson, and two sons, William B. Beeson and John M. Beeson, all of the home; her parents, Robert M. and Joyce Nimocks of Forrest City; two brothers, Robert M. Nimocks III, Houston, and Walter B. Nimocks, Forrest City; and a sister, Lynn Pawlik, Chicago. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, Forrest City; burial in Mount Vernon Cemetery, Forrest City. Memorial services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Andrew' s Episcopal Church. The family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to Children's Mercy Hospital. Thanks Joanne Morgan-July 2015 Page 32 of 313 `

Parents:Robert M. Nimocks (1927 - 2007) Joyce Greene Nimocks (Living) Spouse:John R. Beeson Children:William B. Beeson/John M. Beeson Siblings: Robert M. Nimocks/Walter B. Nimocks/Lynn Nimocks Pawlik

Bell, Elizabeth A., Mrs. 16436302

b. 1843 d. 1883 Tombstone shown has Nash name

Bell, Frank P. 16436303

b. Dec. 23, 1901 d. Apr., 1986 Tombstone-Per SSDI signed up in Oklahoma-

Spouse: Marguerite Shackelford Bell (1899 - 1988)*

Bell, Marguerite Shackelford, Mrs. 16436304

b. Sep. 8, 1899 d. Jan. 20, 1988 Tombstone:Wife of Frank P. Bell

Spouse: Frank P. Bell 1901-1986

Belshe, Edwin Baird 16436305

b. Dec. 25, 1901 d. Jul. 31, 1986 Tombstone-Biography 1954-Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Planters Bank & Page 33 of 313 ` Trust Co. is E. B. Belshe, one of the county's most prominent and respected plantation owners. In addition to operating his 1,900 acre plantation east of Forrest City, Mr. Belshe is Sect/Treas. of the Modern Co-operative Gin Co. of Round Pond and of Growers Equipment Co. of Forrest City. He has been a director since 1941.

Parents: Edwin Luther Belshe (1872 - 1934) Alta Melone Baird Belshe (1877 - ____)Spouse: Ree (Rhea) McKee Belshe (1902 - 1976)*Siblings:Infant Belshe* Edwin Baird Belshe (1901 - 1986) Albert Thomas Belshe (1903 - 1986)* Martha Belshe Travers (1909 - 1983)*Alta Dee Belshe Carroll (1910 - 2002)* Children:Martha Ree Belshe Twist (1930-2018)

Belshe, Imogene Summers Johnson Taylor, Mrs. 16436306

b. Jan. 11, 1913 d. Jan. 1, 1979 Tombstone-Wife of ?

Belshe, Ree (Rhea) McKee, Mrs. 16436307

b. May 8, 1902 d. May 30, 1976 Tombstone-Per Obituary of her father, William A. McKee who passed away at Mrs. Belshe's home on May 27,1939 in Round Pond. He was buried in Chicago, Illinois area per obituary. His wife, unnamed, survived him.

Father: William A. McKee d.1939 Spouse: Edwin Baird Belshe (1901 - 1986) Daughter:Martha Ree Belshe Twist (1930-2018) Tenn.

Berry, Mitchell John 26126870 Page 34 of 313 `

b. Jan. 4, 1955 d. Apr. 17, 2008 Tombstone-Obit: Mr. Mitchell Berry age 53, of Forrest City, died Thursday, April 17, 2008 at his home. Mr. Berry was born January 4, 1955 in Lynwood, Calif. He was the son of Clyde Berry and Charlotte Ann Large Meek. Mr. Berry was the owner and operator of a semi-truck and a Christian. Mr. Berry married Susan Prewett in 1994. She survives him along with his father, Clyde Berry and step-mother, Darlene of Vancouver, Wash.; his step- father, Gary Meek of Glendora, Calif.; his paternal grandmother, Alice Clare Berry of Anaheim, Calif.; a daughter, Rachel Berry of Calif.; two sisters, Christie Berry and Cindy Kennedy both of Calif.; a sister-in-law Jenny Dearmen and husband David and son Dustin of Ft. Smith; a brother-in-law Walter P. Prewett and wife Bridgett and daughter Sydney of Chicago and a host of other relatives and friends. Services will be held Saturday, April 19, 2008 at 10:30 a.m. at Stevens Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday April 18, 2008 at the funeral home. The family requests memorials be made to the local charity of one's choice. Visit online registry at stevensfuneralhome.net. Published: 2008-04-18 Forrest City Times Herald- Note:May be vet going by flag only.

Parents: Clyde Berry/Charlotte Ann Large Meek Spouse:Susan Prewett Berry Children:Rachel Berry Siblings:Christie Berry/Cindy Berry Kennedy

Biggers, Alice Geraldine 16436309

b. unknown d. Mar. 11, 1957 Tombstone

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Birkicht, Augusta Seifert, Mrs. 16436311

b. Jun. 3, 1870 d. Jan. 20, 1957 Tombstone

Spouse: Christopher Columbus Birkicht (1866 - 1957)*Children:Beatrice Birkicht Harris (1898 - 1988) Madelene Birkicht

Birkicht, Christopher Columbus 16436312

b. May 29, 1866 d. Jan. 20, 1957 Tombstone

Spouse: Augusta Seifert Birkicht (1870 - 1957) Children: Beatrice Birkicht Harris (1898 - 1988)*Madelene Birkicht

Borden, Ernest Lee 16436313

b. Apr. 20, 1867 d. Aug. 20, 1937 Tombstone- Per 1930 Census: Borden Earnest L Head Borden, Ernest Lee b.1867 mar.Lillian Reeves b.1876-W M W 62 Borden Lillian G Wife-H F W 52 Borden Marjory Daughter Borden, Marjorie b.1908 (F-S) Daughter-W F W 21 Borden Walter M Son Borden, Walter M. age 13 (S) Son-W M W 13 Jones Helen B Daughter F W 31 Jones Laurence Son-In-Law M W 21

Spouse: Lillian Reaves Borden (1876 - 1954)* Children:Marjorie Borden Land (1908 - 1974)*

Page 36 of 313 ` Borden, Lillian Reaves, Mrs. 16436314 b. Apr. 18, 1876 d. Jul. 30, 1954 Tombstone with Ernest Lee Borden

Spouse:Ernest Lee Borden (1867 - 1937) Children:Marjorie Borden Land (1908 - 1974)* Walter M. Borden Helen B. Borden Jones

Mount Vernon Bottoms, Anna Josephine "Josie" Nash, Mrs. 16436315 Cemetery Forrest City

b. Nov. 6, 1856 d. Oct. 8, 1933 Tombstone-Per 1880 Census:self George W. Bottoms M 31 Tennessee wife Anna J. Bottoms F 24 Arkansas son David W. Bottoms M 6 Arkansas daughter Mary L. Bottoms F 3 Arkansas daughter Martha Bottoms F 0 Arkansas other Ike Mallory M 18 Arkansas\ Per 1930 Census: head Anna J Bottoms F Arkansas daughter Mattie Lawless F 47 Arkansas son-in-law Harry J Lawless M 29 Mass roomer George A Wilds M 42 Arkansas

Parents:Dr. Isaac D.Nash Louisa V. Nash (____ - 1888) Spouse: George W. Bottoms b.1848 d.1900-Children: Martha Bottoms/David W. Bottoms/Mary L. Bottoms/Probably buried in Mount Vernon-Bottoms, Geo. W.; widow: Josie; Co.Dedrick's, McGehee's Ark. -; she applied:1927, Co.; he died 11/6/1900. Confederate Pensioner-This could be his wife,Josie Nash:Bottom, Anna Jos. 8 Oct 1933 ADI-Could be wife of George W. Bottoms

Spouse: George W. Bottoms (CSA Vet) (1848-1900)

Bottoms, Mrs Dave 211052220 b. unknown d. Mar. 3, 1909 No Tombstone-Obit: Mr. & Mrs. Dave Bottoms, of Memphis, came home on Feb.17 on a visit to his mother and other friends and relatives. They were comfortably domiciled at the home of his mother, and for a while enjoyed our healthful climate and waters, but Mrs. Bottoms was taken sick on Monday, and on Wednesday morning, Mar.3,1909, she passed away peacefully. Her remains were interred in the Mt. Vernon cemetery Wednesday afternoon, Rev. W. L. Wilford of the Methodist church conducting the funeral services at the gravesite in the presence of a large number of friends of the family. Mrs. Bottoms was a devoted wife and leaves a heart broken husband to mourn her loss. She was not a member of any church, but when in health took a lively interest in doing good. FORREST CITY TIMES NEWSPAPER MAR.5,1909

Spouse:David W. Bottoms b.1874

Bottoms, Mary England, Mrs. 20372183 b. Mar., 1873 d. Mar. 29, 1901 Page 37 of 313 `

No Tombstone-Obit: Mrs. Mary Bottoms, of Memphis, wife of Dave Bottoms, died at the residence of her parents in law, Mr.& Mrs. Geo. W. Bottoms, on Friday night, Mar.29,1901, and was buried at the Mount Vernon cemetery the following day, Rev. W. E. Davidson of the Methodist church officiating. She came here an invalid about March 1st, and was lovingly nursed by relatives, but to no avail.(hard to read, dates hard to read) Forrest City Times Newspaper Apr.5,1901. According to 1900 Memphis census, she was born Mar 1873 in Mississippi. Janet Shapiro, Sept.2014

Spouse: David W. Bottoms b.1874

Boyett, James Franklin 16436316

b. Feb. 28, 1863 d. Jun. 27, 1903 Tombstone-Obit: Death of Frank Boyett-Frank Boyett, general blacksmith and woodworkman, associated with Walter Batts in a business way, died suddenly Saturday afternoon, June 17,1903, of cholera morbus. He had been complaining of indispostiion for several days, and on Friday night was taken seriously lill suddenly, with the above result. He was 40 years and 4 months of age, was born in Missouri, reared in Tennessee, resided in Forrest City for 15 years, and had many friends, who regret his loss. The remains were interred in the Forrest City Cemetery the following day, Elder Milton Hall officiating, He leaves a wife, Jennie, and five children, four girls and a boy-to whom we extend sympathy in their great bereavement. per picture, in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. July 3,1903 Forrest City Times Newspaper

Spouse:Jennie Dodd Boyett (1866 - 1952) Children: Minnie Maud Boyette Hoffman (1885 - 1959)*Annie Elizabeth Boyett Butler (1886 - 1973)*Hiram Cornelius Boyett Cowden (1889 - 1974)*Joseph Franklin Boyett (1893 - 1911)*Eva Lee Boyett Hayes (1895 - 1932)*

Boyett, Jennie Dodd, Mrs. 16436317

b. Feb. 20, 1866 d. Jun. 12, 1952 Tombstone-Wife of James Franklin Boyett

Parents: H. C. F. Dodd (1828 - 1889) Spouse:James Franklin Boyett (1863 - 1903)*Children:Minnie Maud Boyette Hoffman (1885 - 1959)*Annie Elizabeth Boyett Butler (1886 - 1973)*Hiram Cornelius Boyett Cowden (1889 - 1974)*Joseph Franklin Boyett (1893 - 1911)*Eva Lee Boyett Hayes (1895 - 1932)* Siblings:Texana Dodd Lawson (1857 - 1933)*Mary Dodd (1861 - 1875)*Jennie Dodd Boyett (1866 - 1952)

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Boyett, Joseph Franklin 16436318

b. Sep. 23, 1893 d. Jun. 13, 1911 Tombstone-Obit: Frank Boyett Drowned=Tuesday evening, Jun.13,1911, news reached the city that Frank Boyett, only son of Mrs. Jennie Dodd Boyett, while in swimming with a party of boys at Madison, in the river just below the Rock Island bridge had drowned. Immediately the family rushed to the scene, and on arrival found that Ples Young and Walter Scales had rescued the body from about fifty feet from where he had disappeared. Young Boyett had sent for his bathing suit, but the mother refused, and he borrowed a bicycle and came to get it himself. He was a good swimmer, and while swimming across the river, he was waiting on a snag waiting on his companions to reach a given point, then he was going to rejoin the swim. A. L. Stevens took the body, and prepared for burial, then took to the home near the Iron Mountain depot. The remains were interred in the Forrest City cemetery Wednesday afternoon, Rev. E. T. Mabley officiating. He leaves a mother, four sisters, and other relatives to mourn his loss. Forrest City Times Newspaper Jun.16,1911

Parents:James Franklin Boyett (1863 - 1903) Jennie Dodd Boyett (1866 - 1952) Siblings:Minnie Maud Boyette Hoffman (1885 - 1959)* Annie Elizabeth Boyett Butler (1886 - 1973)* Hiram Cornelius Boyett Cowden (1889 - 1974)*Joseph Franklin Boyett (1893 - 1911)Eva Lee Boyett Hayes (1895 - 1932)*

Brahic, Jules V. 51725299

b. Jul. 18, 1834 d. Oct. 5, 1899 Tombstone-Born Beauregard, France-Probate filed Oct.10,1899 by Charles F. Brahic and Augustus Brahic and Anna Chrisco and Polita Chrisco-Per 1880 Census:Paducah, Kentucky-Auguste Brahic age 38 b.France, could be his brother Page 39 of 313 `

Breeden, Mattie Pearl 185063571

b. May 29, 1895 d. Aug. 12, 1962 Tombstone

Brothers, Alva R. 16436319

b. Jun. 30, 1925 d. Mar. 26, 1991 Tombstone-Obit:Mr. Alva R. Brothers of Forrest City, died Mar.26,1991 at Baptist Cen. Hosp. in Memphis, he was 65. Born Jun.30,1925 in Dexter, Mo., the son of William B. Brothers and Katherine Annis Brothers. He had lived in FC since 1952. He was a farmer, and and Army Veteran of WW II. He leaves his wife, Edna Bramucci Brothers of Forrest City; two daughters, Barbra Griffing of Dallas and Patti Marshll of Jackson, Miss.; a sister, Elsie Presler of Missouri; a brother, Harley Brothers of Colt; two grandchildren. Services by Stevens FH.

Parents: William B. Brothers/Katherine Annis Brothers Spouse:Edna Bramucci Brothers Children:Barbra Brothers Griffing/Patti Brothers Marchil Sibling: Elsie Brothers Presler/Harley Brothers

Brothers, Edna Bramucci, Mrs. 51725136

b. Jul. 11, 1929 d. unknown

Tombstone-Wife of Alva R. Brothers

Brown, Betty J., Mrs. 185527903

b. Mar. 23, 1932 d. Jan. 25, 2015 Tombstone Page 40 of 313 `

Brown, Herman Edwin 43337823 b. Oct. 28, 1909 d. Aug. 10, 1971

Obit: Aug.10,1971-Herman E. Brown, 61, of Caldwell, died Tuesday night at Forrest Memorial Hospital. He had been in the hospital since Monday after suffering a heart attack. His death came suddenly and unexpectedly. Born Oct.28,1909, in Caldwell. Funeral service will be held in the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd Wednesday, with the Rev.Charles B.Hoglan and Rev.Ethan Dodgen in charge, burial will follow in Mt.Vernon Cemetery.Forrest City Times-Herald

Bryant, Eula Mae Ransom, Mrs. 16436321

b. Jun. 3, 1914 d. Dec. 17, 2000 Tombstone-Obit: LAST RESIDENCE PER SSDI:48218 (River Rouge, Wayne, MI) M. Eula Mae Bryant died Sunday, Dec. 17, 2000, at her daughter's home. She was born in Pleasant Plains, and lived most of her life in Forrest City. She was owner of Arden Ann Motor Lodge and was a member of the Lindauer Road Church of Christ. She was preceded in death by her husbands, Frederick Eugene Whitted and Morgan Young Bryant. She is survived by two daughters, Patricia Arden Hollowell of Forrest City and Elizabeth Ann "Mitzi" Bryant of Lincoln; a sister, Otha Siler of Rondo; eight grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at this time. Stevens Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Spouses:Frederick Eugene Whitted (1910 - 1949) Morgan Y. Bryant (1926 - 1991) Children:Patricia Arden Hollowell/Elizabeth Ann Bryant Sibling: Otha Siler

Bryant, Morgan Y. 16436322

b. Sep. 14, 1926 d. May 24, 1991 Tombstone- Obituary: Mr. Morgan Y. Bryant of Forrest City died May 24, 1991, at his home. He was 64. He was born Sept.14,1926 in Bauxite, Ark., the son of Morgan G. Bryant and Mintory Ann Young. He had lived in Forrest City for the past 30 years. He was a retired inspector for the Highway Dept., a member of the Lindauer Road Church of Christ and a Mason. He leaves his wife, Eula Mae Ransom Bryant of Forrest City; two daughters, Page 41 of 313 ` Patricia Hollowell of Forrest City and Elizabeth Ann Bryant of Huntsville, Ark.; two brothers, W. Floyd Bryant of Benton and Raymond Bryant of Huntsville; eight grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Funeral services at Stevens FH with Rev. Worley Ferguson officiating with burial in Mt. Vernon Cemetery.

Parents: Morgan G. Bryant/Mintory Ann Young Spouse:Eula Mae Ransom Whitted (1914- 2000) Children:Patricia Bryant Hollowell/Elizabeth Ann Bryant Siblings: W. Floyd Bryant/Raymond Bryant

y Buchanan, Headstone 16436325

b. unknown d. unknown

Buchanan, Nadine Dean, Mrs. 16436323

b. Oct. 11, 1919 d. Sep. 10, 1987 Tombstone-Wife-of Robert J. Buchanan Married March 11, 1942

Spouse:Robert J. Buchanan (1916-1988)

Buchanan, Robert J. "Buck" 16436324

b. Jan. 13, 1916 d. Nov. 10, 1988 Tombstone

Spouse:Nadine Dean Buchanan (1919 - 1987) Inscription:MARRIED MAR.11,1942--NEXT TO NADINE BUCHANAN-'BUCK'-RMY-WWII

Buford, Anna Hatcher, Mrs. 16436326

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b. 1839 d. 1915 Tombstone-Wife of Edwin J. Buford

Spouse:Edwin J. Buford (1833 - 1904) Children:Sallie Buford (1873 - 1948)*Annie M Buford Rolfe (1874 - 1959)*Emmett Buford (1880 - 1935)*Preston H. Buford (1883 - 1932)*Charles Douglas Buford (1886 - 1964)*

Buford, Charles Douglas 16436327

b. May 19, 1886 d. Aug. 19, 1964 Tombstone-Obit: Aug.19, 1964-Former Mayor, Charles D. Buford, age 78, passed away Wednesday morning at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Memphis, where he had been a patient for six weeks, and had been critically ill for the past week. For many years, Mr. Buford owned a grocery store in Forrest City, and later, also owned a men's clothing store. He had served as mayor of Forrest City for several years. Mr. Buford was born in Okolona, Miss. on May 19, 1886, and was the son of Anna Hatcher and Edwin Buford, and had made his home in Forrest City since he was a young boy. At the time of his death, he resided at 524 East Dillard Avenue. In 1924, he was united in marriage with Miss Grace Sheffield, and was the father of four children, one of whom preceded in death in infancy. In addition to his wife, Mr. Buford leaves two sons, Douglas Buford of Worthington, Ohio, and Emmett Buford of Wynne; one daughter, Mrs. Jacob Turner of Memphis; and six grandchildren. Services for Mr. Buford will be conducted by Rev. J. Herndon McCain and J. V. Cobb Thursday at the Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Mt. Vernon cemtery. Stevens Funeral Home is in charge. Forrest City Times-Herald. Believe this to be his wife:GRACE BUFORD b.28 Dec 1899 d.Jan 1985 (Memphis, Shelby, TN) Widow

Parents:Edwin J. Buford (1833 - 1904) Anna Hatcher Buford (1839 - 1915) Spouse:Grace Mildred Sheffield Buford (1899 - 1985)*Siblings:Sallie Buford (1873 - 1948)*Annie M Buford Rolfe (1874 - 1959)*Emmett Buford (1880 - 1935)*Preston H. Buford (1883 - 1932)* Charles Douglas Buford (1886 - 1964) Children:Douglas Buford/Emmett Buford/Mrs. Jacob Taylor/

Buford, Claudia Mallory, Mrs. 16436328

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b. 1876 d. 1949

Tombstone-Wife of Thomas A. Buford

Parents:George B. Mallory (1849 - 1912) Cornelia M. Laughinghouse Mallory (1851 - 1924)Spouse:Thomas A. Buford (1876 - 1930) Children:Margaret Buford Haven (1907 - 2003)*Thomas A. Buford (1909 - 1949)*Claude Douglas Buford (1914 - 1978)*Siblings:Claudia Mallory Buford (1876 - 1949) Mary Jane Mallory Taylor (1883 - 1972)*Bert Mallory (1893 - 1946)*

Buford, Cornelia Parham "Nelie" Mallory, Mrs. 16436332

b. Mar. 22, 1871 d. Jun. 12, 1949 Tombstone-BUFORD W. H. 26 married1894-10-09 WIFE:> MALLORY NELLIE PARHAM 23 H- 040 Per Josh Parham obituary, her brother, she was Nellie.1880 Census-Madison 2 Mallory, Cornelia "Nelie Parham" b.1871-Dgh of John William Mallory, Sr. 201 = Cornelia MALLORY = Dau = F = S = W = 8 201 = = = = Fa: VA = Mo: VA = = Married Oct.9,1894 to Walter H. Buford b.1868 d.1898-Had two children per husband’s obituary-1900 Census:HofH Nelly Buford age 29-Son Albert W. Buford age 5 Dgh Elueos Buford age 3 Father John Mallory age 72 Mother Martha age 68 Nephew John W.Mallory age 15 Nephew Charley Buford age 11

Parents:John William Mallory (1829 - 1910) Martha A. Parham Mallory (1832 - 1904) Spouse:Walter H. Buford (1868 - 1898) FAG 16436337 Children:Eloise Buford Nimocks (1897 - 1960)* Albert Walter Buford (1895-1973) Siblings:Eloise Mallory Laughinghouse (1850 - 1937)*Cora B. Mallory Crews (1853 - 1938)*John William Mallory (1861 - 1922)*Roger Mallory (1864 - 1893) Cornelia Parham Mallory Buford (1871 - 1949)Joseph Emmett Mallory (1885 - 1929)*

Buford, Edwin J. 16436329

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b. 1833 d. Mar. 9, 1904 Tombstone-Obit: Mar.11,1904-Forrest City Times Newspaper:Death of Mr. E. J. Buford-Mr. E. J. Buford died Wednesday afternoon, Mar.9,1904, after an illness of three months. He was born in Mecklenburg County, Va., served through the Civil war with Co.A 12th Virginia Infantry. Removed to Okolona, Miss. immediately after the war and held the office of deputy clerk for twenty two years, until he moved his family to Forrest City about 1892, to be near his son who is in business at Pettus & Buford. He was a devoted member ot the Masonic lodge. Knights of Pythias, and the United Confederate Veterans. While only here for a short time, he was a pleasant kind gentleman. He leaves a wife and seven children to mourn their loss. The funeral took place from the residence yesterday morning, and the remains were interred in the Mt. Vernon cemetery, Rev. Geo. Hancock presiding.

Spouse:Anna Hatcher Buford (1839 - 1915)*Children:Sallie Buford (1873 - 1948)*Annie M Buford Rolfe (1874 - 1959)*Emmett Buford (1880 - 1935)* Preston H. Buford (1883 - 1932)*Charles Douglas Buford (1886 - 1964)*

Buford, Emmett J. 16436330

b. May 20, 1880 d. Mar. 19, 1935 Tombstone-Mr. Emmett Buford and Miss Blanche Pope will be married July 12,1911, at the home of the bride's parents, Cashier & Mrs. J. T. Fondren. The Rev. E. J. P. Garrott of the Baptist church presiding.=7-7-1911.She is buried in City cemetery.

Parents:Edwin J. Buford (1833 - 1904)Anna Hatcher Buford (1839 - 1915) Spouse:Blanche Lucile Pope Buford (1886 - 1915) Siblings:Sallie Buford (1873 - 1948)*Annie M Buford Rolfe (1874 - 1959)*Emmett Buford (1880 - 1935) Preston H. Buford (1883 - 1932)*Charles Douglas Buford (1886 - 1964)*

Buford, G. Mallory 16436331 Page 45 of 313 `

b. 1910 d. 1962 Tombstone

Buford, Grace Mildred Sheffield, Mrs. 156168608

b. Dec. 28, 1899 d. Jan., 1985 Tombstone-Picture-Daughter of William Artemus Sheffield and the former Miss Ella Idora Lindsay. Married Charles Douglas Buford June 18th 1924. Graduated from Due West Female College in Due West, South Carolina, Class of 1920. Mrs. Buford was my third grade teacher.

Parents:William Artemas Sheffield (1852 - 1944) Ella Idora Lindsay Sheffield (1859 - 1942) Spouse:Charles Douglas Buford (1886 - 1964)

Buford, Louise Jones? 185465504

b. unknown d. unknown Tombstone-Could be Louise Laughinghouse Jones, see this cemetery

Buford, Preston H., Jr. Obituary: Mr. Preston Buford age 90, of Cutler Bay, Florida died on Saturday, June 23, 2018 in Cutler Bay. Mr. Buford was born July 6, 1927 in Forrest City. He was the son of Preston Buford and Effie Smith Buford. He was a Presbyterian and he worked for the Federal Reserve Bank, and retired as a Dade County Employee in Florida where he lived for the past 46 years. Mr. Buford is survived by his wife Claire Marie Reeves; a son John Buford of Little Rock, Arkansas, a daughter Sally Buford Webert of Oxford, Mississippi; two stepsons James Allen Bills of Mississippi and Mike Boatner of Pennsylvania; three stepdaughters Linda Bills Noone of Oregon. Donna Lynn Maynard of Page 46 of 313 ` Alaska and Karen Boatner of Florida. Graveside services will be held Saturday, June 30, 2018 at 11:00 a.m. at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City. Visit online registry at stevensfuneralhome.net. Graveside services will be held Saturday, June 30, 2018 at 11:00 a.m. at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City. Visit online registry at stevensfuneralhome.net.

Parents: Preston H. Buford (1883-1932) Effie Smith Buford Spouse:Claire Marie Reeves Buford Children:John Buford/Sally Buford Webert Siblings: Sallie Buford/Thomas Buford/Emmett Buford/Charles Buford

Buford, Preston H. 16436333

b. Aug. 21, 1883 d. Apr. 19, 1932 Tombstone-Per 1900 Census:Household-Role/Gender/Age/Birthplace E. (notP) J Buford Head F 56 Virginia Sallie Buford Daughter F 28 Mississippi Thomas Buford Son M 22 Mississippi Ommett Buford Son M 19 Mississippi Preston Buford Son M 17 Mississippi Charles Buford Son M 14 Mississippi

Parents: Edwin J. Buford (1833 - 1904) Anna Hatcher Buford (1839 - 1915) Spouse:Effie Smith Buford Siblings:Sallie Buford (1873 - 1948)*Annie M Buford Rolfe (1874 - 1959)*Emmett Buford (1880 - 1935)* Preston H. Buford (1883 - 1932) Charles Douglas Buford (1886 - 1964)*Children:Preston H. Buford, Jr. (1927-2018)

Buford, Sally R. “Sallie” 16436334

b. Aug. 12, 1873 d. Dec. 19, 1948 Tombstone-Per Death Certificate-Memphis-Miss Sally R. Buford-Born Okolona, Miss.-Father: E. J. Buford Mother: Anna Hatcher Buford-Per Charles Buford-Died Baptist Hosp. in Memphis, Tenn.

Parents: Edwin J. Buford (1833 - 1904) Anna Hatcher Buford (1839 - 1915) Siblings: Sallie Buford (1873 - 1948) Annie M Buford Rolfe (1874 - 1959)* Emmett Buford (1880 - 1935)*Preston H. Buford (1883 - 1932)* Charles Douglas Buford (1886 - 1964)*

Buford, Thomas A., Sr 16436335 Page 47 of 313 `

b. 1876 d. 1930 Tombstone-Per 1910 Census, two children Tom M. age 1 ½ and Margaret age 2

Spouse:Claudia Mallory Buford (1876 - 1949)*Children:Margaret Buford Haven (1907 - 2003)*Thomas A. Buford (1909 - 1949)*Claude Douglas Buford (1914 - 1978)*

Buford, Thomas A., Jr 16436336

b. 1909 d. 1949 Tombstone-Married age 34 of Forrest City on Mar.1,1943 to Wilma Chisum age 21 of Hughes- Co., Ark

Parents:Thomas A. Buford (1876 - 1930) Claudia Mallory Buford (1876 - 1949) Siblings:Margaret Buford Haven (1907 - 2003)* Thomas A. Buford (1909 - 1949) Claude Douglas Buford (1914 - 1978)* Spouse: Wilma Chisum Buford

Mount Vernon Buford, Walter H. 16436337 Cemetery Forrest City

b. Oct. 7, 1868 d. Sep. 22, 1898 Page 48 of 313 ` Tombstone-Obit: Death of Walter H. Buford-A dark and gloomy canopy hangs over the city today, occasioned by the untimely death of one of it's brightest and best young business men. For a week or more, Walter H. Buford, the junior member of the firm of Pettus & Buford, had been lying in critical condition at his home. He was first attacked with dysentary and then flux, and finally hemmorhage of the bowels. On Monday, Dr. B. F. Turner, of Henning, Willford & Turner, of Memphis, (who came on a special train) and Dr. Wm. Crutcher, of this city, were summoned in consultation with Dr. W. H. Alley, the attending physican. Every service which science, love, and tender friendship could suggest was tendered him, and hope for his ultimate recovery was strong until Wednesday. His wonderful vitality made a hard struggle against the inevitable. But while medicine seemed to give him ease and something of comfort, comparatively speaking, the main danger-hemmorhages-continued at short intervals and refused to yield to treatment. Mr. Buford became unconscious shortly after noon yesterday, and died about 7 o'clock last evening, Sept.22,1898. He was a prominent young business man, a member of the Knights of Pythias, was esteemed by a large circle of friends and acquaintances, and leaves a wife, two small children, and many other loving relatives and friends to mourn. The funeral takes place this afternoon from the Presbyterian church, Rev. L. R. Simpson, assisted by Rev. A. E. Holloway, officiating, interment in Mt.Vernon cemetery. FORREST CITY TIMES NEWSPAPER SEPT.23,1898 Marriage:W.H. Buford age 25 on Oct.9,1894 to Nellie Parham Mallory age 23

Spouse:Cornelia Parham Mallory Buford (1871 - 1949)*Children:Eloise Buford Nimocks (1897 - 1960)* Albert Walter Buford (1895-1973)

Burke, Frank Jay "Rujay", III 75187420

b. Jul. 18, 1945 d. Aug. 19, 2011 Tombstone-Obit: Frank Jay "Rujay" Burke age 66, of Forrest City, Arkansas died Friday, August 19, 2011 at his home. Mr. Burke was born July 18, 1945 in Forrest City where he lived his entire life. He was the son of the late Frank Jay Burke Jr. and Laurie Williams Burke Moore. Mr. Burke was the director of marketing and governmental affairs for APAC and spent his career working for the highway industry. An avid sportsman, he enjoyed hunting and fishing; and was a lifelong member of the First Baptist Church. Mr. Burke married Sandra Stoker Burke in 1972. She survives him along with a daughter, Amy Burke Shumate and husband Clayton and two grandchildren, Maddox and Addison all of Marion, Arkansas; a sister, Gay Burke Moskowitz and a niece, Erin Moskowitz both of Memphis. Burial in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Visit online registry at stevensfuneralhome.net. Under the direction of: Stevens Funeral Home (870)633-5400 Published in The Commercial Appeal on August 20, 2011

Parents:Frank Jay Burke, Jr.(1915-2001) Mother Laurie Gene Williams Burke Moore (1920- Page 49 of 313 ` 1994) Spouse:Sandra Stoker Burke Children:Amy Burke Shumate Sibling: Gay Burke Moskowitz

Butler, Annie Elizabeth Boyett, Mrs. 16436338

b. Jan. 19, 1886 d. Feb. 2, 1973 Tombstone-Obit: Feb.2,1973-Mrs. Annie Butler, age 87, of 609 Pryor, West Memphis, Ark., passed away Friday afternoon at Forrest Memorial Hospital. She had been in failing health for the past two years and in and out of the hospital most of that time. Mrs. Butler was born Jan.19,1886, in Rosalee, Texas, and was the daughter of Mrs. Jennie Dodd Boyett and Mr. Franklin Boyett. She moved to Widener in 1914, and lived in Forrest City for many years before moving to West Memphis three years ago. Mrs. Butler was a retired restaurant owner and operator. She was a member of the First Christian Church in Forrest City. Mrs.Butler's husband, Byron L.Butler preceded her in death in 1943. Mrs. Butler leaves one daughter, Mrs. Annilee Bell Logan of West Memphis, and one sister, Mrs. Cornelius Boyett Cowden of West Memphis. Funeral services for Mrs. Boyett were held at Stevens Funeral Home, Sunday, Feb.23, with the Rev. Edward Rountree and Rev. Charles Woodall in charge of services. Burial followed at Mt.Vernon cemetery. Forrest City Times-Herald

Parents:James Franklin Boyett (1863 - 1903)Jennie Dodd Boyett (1866 - 1952) Spouse:Byron Lasco Butler (1885 - 1943)* Children:Annielee Belle Butler Logan (1913 - 1978)*Siblings: Minnie Maud Boyette Hoffman (1885 - 1959)* Annie Elizabeth Boyett Butler (1886 - 1973)Hiram Cornelius Boyett Cowden (1889 - 1974)* Joseph Franklin Boyett (1893 - 1911)* Eva Lee Boyett Hayes (1895 - 1932)*

Butler, Byron Lasco 16436339

b. Nov. 21, 1885 d. Mar. 14, 1943 Tombstone-

Spouse: Annie Elizabeth Boyett Butler (1886 – 1973) Children:Annielee Belle Butler Logan Page 50 of 313 ` (1913 - 1978)*

Butler, Ralph Carroll 16436340

b. Oct. 17, 1893 d. Dec. 26, 1930 Tombstone with wife and other husband Gowen

Spouse:Julia A. Barrow Gowen (1898 - 1978)*Children: Margaret Butler Gatten (1918 - 2001)*

Buttons, Unknown 185576374

b. Nov., 1916 d. Dec., 1996 Tombstone Plackard-Note: Small plastic plackard between Elizabeth Carder and Johnson headstone

Carder, Elizabeth Louise "Betty" 16436341

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b. Dec. 27, 1936 d. Nov. 21, 1999 Tombstone-U. S. Army Vet-Obit: Ms. Elizabeth Louise "Betty" Carder, age 62, of Forrest City, died Sunday, Nov. 21, 1999, at the Regional Medical Center in Memphis. Ms. Carder was born Dec. 27, 1936, in Earle. She was the daughter of Guy B. Carder and Mary Elizabeth Johnson Carder. Ms. Carder was a former employee of Pepsi-Cola Company and Baptist Memorial Hospital. She was a Methodist, a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and an Army Veteran. Ms. Carder is survived by her father, Guy Carder of Kansas City, Mo.: a brother, B. Guy Carder of Kansas City, Mo., and a sister, Mary Carolyn Carder of Roeland Park, Kan. Visitation will be tonight from 6 to 7 p.m. at Stevens Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, Nov. 23, at 10 a.m. at the Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home. Forrest City Times-Herald

Parents:Mary Elizabeth Johnson Carder (1920 - 1975) Guy B.Carder Sibling:B. Guy Carder/Mary Carolyn Carder

Carder, Mary Elizabeth Johnson, Mrs. 16436342, M

b. Mar. 11, 1920 d. Feb. 18, 1975 Tombstone-

Child: Elizabeth Louise Carder (1936-1999) Spouse: Guy B. Carder Sibling:B. Guy Carder/Mary Carolyn Carder

Carlisle, Martha Louise Cargill, Mrs. 16436343

b. May 15, 1901 d. Aug. 16, 1987 Tombstone

Page 52 of 313 ` Parents:Spouse:Raoul H. Carlisle (1897 - 1980)*Children:Betty Claire Carlisle Morledge (1925 - 2003)*Martha Carlisle Woody ()Marshall Norfleet Carlisle (1927-2006

Carlisle, Raoul H. 16436344

b. Dec. 23, 1897 d. Nov. 22, 1980 Tombstone-WW II Vet-Was Sports Editor for the Forrest City Times Herald-Salesman in 1940 Census-Mother’s Obituary: Mrs. Clara Carlisle, of San Francisco, California, the mother of Raoul Carlisle, died Monday night in that city at the age of 90 years. Mrs. Carlisle is survived by eight sons and daughters, all of California except the Forrest Citian and his sister, Mrs. Herman Hamilton of Memphis, Tenn. Sep.1965. Forrest City Times- Herald.Children:daughter, Martha Carlisle Woody of Austin, Texas; one son, Marshall N. Carlisle of Fayetteville; From Obit of daughter Betty Claire Morledge.

Spouse:Martha Louise Cargill Carlisle (1901 - 1987) Children: Betty Claire Carlisle Morledge (1925 - 2003)* Marshall Norfleet Carlisle (1927-2006) Martha Woody Carlisle ()

Carrick, Thomas Albert, Sr 16436346

b. Jul. 17, 1871 d. Jan. 2, 1944 Tombstone-Married 1906

Spouse:Virgie May Aldridge Carrick (1886 - 1986)*Children:Thomas Albert Carrick (1907 - 1966)*Helen Virginia Carrick Smith (1918 - 1990)*

Carrick, Thomas Albert "Doc", Jr. 16436347 b. Feb. 10, 1907 d. Apr. 13, 1966

Tombtone-WW II Vet-Obit: April 13,1966-Funeral services for T. A. "Doc" Carrick, 59, of Page 53 of 313 ` Memphis who died of a heart attack at his home Wednesday morning, will be held Friday in Stevens Funeral Home. Rev. Edward Rountree will conduct the services, with burial in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Born in Paragould, Feb.10,1907, the son of Virgie Aldridge and the late T. A. Carrick, Sr. A grocer, he spent most of his life here and had lived in Osceola before moving to Memphis two years ago. A World War II veteran, he was a member of First Christian Church here. At the time of his death, he lived at 1214 N. Parkway, Memphis. His wife, Mrs. Bertha Brown Carrick, died over two years ago. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Virgie Carrick of Memphis; a brother, Aldridge Carrick of Aiken, S.C.; and four sisters, Mrs. George W.Attix of Elizabeth City, N.C., Mrs. Banks E. Smith of Chattanooga, Tenn, Mrs. Russell W. Wood of Memphis, and Mrs. J. D. Callan of Dunedin, Fla. Forrest City Times- Herald.

Parents:Thomas Albert Carrick (1871 - 1944) Virgie May Aldridge Carrick (1886 - 1986)Sibling: Thomas Albert Carrick (1907 - 1966) Helen Virginia Carrick Smith (1918 - 1990)*Aldridge Carrick/Mrs. George W. Attix/Mrs. Russell W. Wood/Mrs. J. D. CallanSpouse: Bertha Brown Carrick (-Deceased)

Carrick, Virgie May Aldridge, Mrs. 16436345,

b. Feb. 20, 1886 d. Feb. 9, 1986 Tombstone with husband-1902-Salutatorian Forrest City High School-Marriage:Carrick Albert WIFE:> Aldridge Virgie May 'MAY FCTIMES Mr.& Mrs. W. H. Aldridge announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Virgie May, to Mr. Albert Carrick, of Paragould, at their home next Monday evening, at the home of Mrs. Alice Matthews, Elder J. K. Pedrick conducting the marriage ceremony. 4-20-1906

Parents:William Henderson Aldridge (1853 - 1942) Nancy Catherine Hester Aldridge (1865 - 1948) Spouse:Thomas Albert Carrick (1871 - 1944) Children: Thomas Albert Carrick (1907 - 1966)* Helen Virginia Carrick Smith (1918 - 1990)*Siblings: Virgie May Aldridge Carrick (1886 - 1986) Eula T. Aldridge Eager (1888 - 1910)*Ruth Aldridge (1896 - 1896)*

Carroll, Alta Dee Belshe, Mrs. 16436348

b. Sep. 5, 1910 d. Dec. 21, 2002 Tombstone-Picture-Obit: Mrs. Alta Dee Belshe Carroll, Born SEP.5,1910,age 92, passed away Saturday, December 21, in hospital. Mrs. Carroll was born and grew up in Chicago, Illinois, where she was a model and social worker. She lived in Forrest City for 62 years. She was a Speech Therapist for the Forrest City Schools for 13 years, and was in service to her community in numerous other ways. She was a founder of the FC Little Theater and Page 54 of 313 ` remained as resident director for 15 years. She wrote skits performed locally and gave musical play reviews. She was a Charter Member and first president of the Junior Auxiliary, served as president of Delphian Club and the Garden Gate Garden Club. She was an avid horticulturist and flower arranger. For years, her home was filled with students taking dramatic lessons or speech corrections. She enjoyed golf with her husband and was an enthusiastic bridge player.Mrs. Carroll married Richard E. Carroll in 1933, and he preceded her in death in 1984. She is survived by one daughter, Ms. Linda Hasler of Forrest City, one son, Mr. Scott Carroll of Forrest City, four grandchildren, and one great- grandchild.Services for Mrs. Carroll will be held at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, 1:00 p.m., Thursday.

Parents: Edwin Luther Belshe (1872 - 1934 Alta Melone Baird Belshe (1877 - ____) Spouse: Richard E. Carroll (1910 - 1984)*Siblings:Infant Belshe*Edwin Baird Belshe (1901 - 1986)*Albert Thomas Belshe (1903 - 1986)*Martha Belshe Travers (1909 - 1983)*Alta Dee Belshe Carroll (1910 - 2002) Children: Scott Carroll/Linda Carroll Hasler

Carroll, Richard E. "Dick" 16436349

b. Jun. 17, 1910 d. Feb. 21, 1984 Tombstone-1954 Bio: Two men stand out in the successful firm of Growers Equip. Co., and they are R. E. (Dick) Carroll, and E. H. (Bertie) Simmons. Mr. Carroll was born in Reedsburg, Wisc. on June 17, 1910. After graduation from Evanston (Illinois) High School, he studied at the Univ. of Missouri. On Sep. 2, 1933, he married Miss Alta Dee Belshe of Wilmette, Illinois. To this union have been born two children, a daughter and son. Mr. Carroll is a descendant of Charles Carroll, one of the original signers of the Declaration of Independence. Mr. Carroll joined the firm in 1940 to become a partner from Wilmette, Illinois. SOURCE:History of County, 1954 - Robert W. Chowning

Spouse:Alta Dee Belshe Carroll (1910 - 2002) Children: Scott Carroll/Linda Carroll Hasler

Carter, Gladys McKinney, Mrs. 16436350

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b. Nov. 10, 1900 d. May 24, 1993 Tombstone-Obit:Mrs. Gladys E. Carter of Forrest City died May 24,1993, at Crestpark Retirement Inn. She was 92. Mrs. Carter was born Nov. 10, 1900, in Whitehall, Ark., the daughter of James P. McKinney and Ester V. Van Hoozer McKinney. She had made her home in Forrest City for about five years after moving here from Maine. She was a housewife and a member of the Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Richard M. Carter, in 1966. She leaves a daughter, Gloria Jean Champion of Marble Falls, Texas; two sons, James W. Carter of Elgin, Tex., and James H. Carter of Raymond, Maine; two sisters, Anna Mae Rice of Forrest City and Nettie Walley of Forrest City; a brother, Frank McKinney of Elgin; and 25 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren, and seven great great grandchildren. Funeral services May 27 at Stevens FH Chapel, with burial at Mt. Vernon Cemetery.

Parents:James Presley McKinney (1872 - 1972) Esther Viola VanHoozer McKinney (1877 - 1949) Spouse: Richard M. Carter (-1966) Siblings:Gladys McKinney Carter (1900 - 1993) Forrest McKinney (1905 - 1993)* Anna Mae McKinney Rice (1911 - 2009)*Frank McKinney/Nettie McKinney Walley Children: Gloria Jean Carter Champion/James W. Carter/James H. Carter

Casbeer, John Virgil, Sr 16436351

b. Sep. 24, 1908 d. Apr. 12, 1995 Tombstone-WW II Vet-1954 Bio: 1954-Taylor-Casbeer men's store was founded in 1936, and has grown since 1937 when Virgil C. Casbeer bought out his partner, Alston Taylor. Virgil Casbeer is the son of the late Dr. Joe and Mabel (Gatten) Casbeer of Colt. His great-great grandfather, Thomas Casbeer Sr. was one of the earliest settlers in County, coming here in 1817. In July 1942, he joined the Army Air Corps, served overseas in Italy, and was honorably discharged in Oct.1945. On June 18,1941 he married Miss Tolise King, daughter of J. E. and Nannie (Davis) King, of McCrory, and to this union has been born two sons, Joe E. Casbeer and John V. Casbeer. Mr. Casbeer is a Steward of the First Methodist Church, and belongs to the Rotary Club, King-Beazley American Legion Post, and Chamber of Commerce. U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946 about John V Casbeer Name: John V Casbeer Birth Year: 1908 Race: White, citizen (White) Nativity State or Page 56 of 313 ` Country: Arkansas State of Residence: Arkansas County or City: St Francis Enlistment Date: 16 Oct 1942

Parents:Joseph Lanier Casbeer (1876 - 1916)Mable Gatten Casbeer (1882 - 1910) Spouse:Tolise King Casbeer (1916 - 1997)* Children:Joseph Edgar Casbeer (1942 - 2015)*

Casbeer, Joseph Edgar 142725030

b. Jul. 22, 1942 d. Jan. 12, 2015 Tombstone-Marine Vet-Obit: Mr. Joseph Edgar Casbeer age 72 of Memphis, Tennessee, formerly long time resident of Forrest City, Arkansas died Thursday February 12, 2015 in Memphis. Mr. Casbeer was born July 22, 1942 in Memphis. He was the son of John Virgil Casbeer Sr. and Tolise King Casbeer of Forrest City and grandparents Dr. Joseph Lanier Casbeer and Julia Dorris Casbeer of Colt, Arkansas and John Edgar King and Nancy Davis King of McCrory. Arkansas. Mr. Casbeer attended Castle Heights Military Academy in Lebanon, TN and graduated from Forrest City High School in 1960. He attended Arkansas State University and Arkansas College now Lyon College. Mr. Casbeer served in the Marine Reserves and was associated for many years with the family clothing business Taylor- Casbeer. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Forrest City and had be a resident at Kennington Pointe in Memphis the past 14 years. Mr. Casbeer was preceded in death by his parents and grandparents and is survived by a brother John Casbeer and wife Libby of Forrest City. A niece Nancy Pohl of Paradise Valley, Arizona and nephew King Casbeer of Wynne, Arkansas also survives him. Graveside services will be held Wednesday, February 18, 2015 at 2:00 p.m. at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City. The family request memorials be made to the First United Methodist Church, 101 S. Izard, Forrest City, AR 72335 or the Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church, 402 Dillard, Forrest City, AR 72335. Visit online registry at stevensfuneralhome.net. Under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents:John Virgil Casbeer (1908 - 1995)Tolise King Casbeer (1916 - 1997)

Casbeer, Tolise King, Mrs. 16436352

b. Sep. 18, 1916 d. Jul. 3, 1997 Tombstone-Married Jun. 18,1941-PublicSchool Teacher in 1940 Page 57 of 313 `

Parents:John Edgar King and Nancy Davis King of McCrory Spouse:John Virgil Casbeer (1908 - 1995) Children: Joseph Edgar Casbeer (1942 - 2015)* John Virgil Casbeer, Jr. Sister: Nora Lee King Chappell (1897-1995)

Casteel, John B. 40975360

b. 1849 d. Jun. 2, 1928 Tombstone-Spanish American Vet-Obit: John B. Casteel, familiarly known as "Jack", passed away at Army and Navy General Hospital in Hot Springs, Sunday morning, June 2,1928, where he had been receiving treatment for several weeks. The remains arrived here Monday afternoon, accompanied by his nephew, Charles Gorman, and were conveyed to the Mt. Vernon cemetery for interment. The funeral service conducted by Rev. E. Rawlings of the First Baptist church in the presence of the members of the family and friends. The pall bearers were:Linn Turley, Charles R. Izard, A. G. Sweet, A. L. Stevens, M. C. Hambleton, and Joe Campbell. Music was rendered by friends and taps sounded by Lawrence Hodges, the casket being draped with the American flag. Mr. Casteel was a member of Co.H-2nd Arkansas Regiment during the Spanish-American War. He was a brother of Mrs. Emma Cummings and together with the family moved from Helena to Forrest City more than sixty years ago. His death was not entirely unexpected, as reports from family members, who had recently visited him and the attending physician at the hospital, conveying the information that the end was near. His death was due to heart trouble. June 7,1928 Forrest City Times-Herald. Per Kathleen Bell Book on SFH Records:

Parents:Robert Wiley Casteel (1816 - 1891) Eliza G Goodwin Casteel (1822 - 1883) Siblings:John B. Casteel (1849 - 1928)Alice L. Casteel Beck (1850 - 1914)*Emma Casteel Cummings (1852 - 1936)*Robert P. Casteel (1856 - 1888)*Mollie B. Casteel Gorman (1861 - 1897)*

Chappell, Joseph Roland, Sr 52642602

b. Dec. 6, 1890 d. Oct. 24, 1982 Page 58 of 313 ` Tombstone-Married Jan.30, 1919 in Woodruff County: Per 1900 Census: Father Sebastian Chappell age 46 Mother Mary Chappell age 34-Eight Children: Six Living: Douglas, James/ Joseph/ Lizzie/ Velmer/Louis

Spouse:Nora Lee King Chappell (1897 - 1995)*Children:Joseph Roland Chappell (1919 - 1996)*Norma Talmadge Chappell Hambleton (1921 - 1994)*Emmalie Chappell Wingfield (1922 - 2002)*

Chappell, Joseph Roland, Jr 52642700

b. Oct. 27, 1919 d. Feb. 18, 1996

Tombstone

Parents:Joseph Roland Chappell (1890 - 1982)Nora Lee King Chappell (1897 - 1995) Siblings: Joseph Roland Chappell (1919 - 1996) Norma Talmadge Chappell Hambleton (1921 - 1994)* Emmalie Chappell Wingfield (1922 - 2002)*

Chappell, Nora Lee King, Mrs. 52642770

b. Sep. 6, 1897 d. Jan. 9, 1995 Tombstone

Spouse:Joseph Roland Chappell (1890 - 1982) Children: Joseph Roland Chappell (1919 - 1996)*Norma Talmadge Chappell Hambleton (1921 - 1994)*Emmalie Chappell Wingfield (1922 - 2002)* Sister:Tolise King Casbeer (1916-1997) Parents:John Edgar King and Nancy Davis King of McCrory

Clarke, Martha Harrelson, Mrs. 16436355 Page 59 of 313 `

b. Jun. 26, 1920 d. Mar. 31, 1999 Tombstone

Parents:Frederick Floyd Harrelson (1884 - 1946) Pearl Crippen Harrelson (1883 - 1963)Spouse: Pressley A. Clarke (1912 - 1974)*Siblings:Helen Loura Harrelson Cannon (1912 - 2002)* Fred C. Harrelson (1917 - 1991)*Martha Harrelson Clarke (1920 - 1999)

Clarke, Pressley A. 16436356

b. May 30, 1912 d. Apr. 30, 1974 Tombstone-WW II Vet-Obit: Apr.30,1974-Pressley A. Clarke, 61, died suddenly and unexpectedly from a heart attack at his home in West Memphis Tuesday morning. Born in Earle May 30,1912, his mother is Charlotte Huxtable Clarke and his father was William Allen Clarke Sr. He had lived for the past five years in West Memphis and in Memphis prior to then. Most of his life had been spent here in Forrest City. He owned Clarke's Heating and Air Conditioning in West Memphis. Mr. Clarke was a member of the Trinity Baptist church in W. Memphis, a veteran of World War II and a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Martha Harrelson Clarke of W. Memphis; one daughter, Mrs. Billy Trail of Forrest City; his mother, Mrs. W. A. Clarke Sr. also of Forrest City; a brother, W. A. Clarke Jr. of Forrest City; four sisters, Mrs. Bert Sulcer of Palestine, Mrs. C. W. Jones and Mrs. Clarence Montgomery, of Forrest City, and Mrs. Carl Barker of Heber Springs; and three grandchildren. Burial in Mt. Vernon cemetery.Forrest City Times-Herald

Parents:William A. Clarke (1891 - 1944) Charlotte Eliza Huxtable Clarke (1892 - 1985) Spouse:Martha Harrelson Clarke (1920 - 1999)Siblings: Pressley A. Clarke (1912 - 1974) William A. Clarke (1917 - 1983)* Virginia Clarke Jones (1920 - 1990)*Elizabeth Nan Clarke Lieblong (1926 - ____)*

Coffin, Richard "Dick" 16436358

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b. Jan. 24, 1940 d. May 10, 1995 Tombstone

Spouse:Ruth A. Coffin (1943-2002) Child:Penny Coffin Malone

Coffin, Ruth A., Mrs. 16436359 b. Aug. 13, 1943 d. Jul. 30, 2007 Tombstone see husband-Obit: Mrs. Ruth A. Coffin, age 63, of Forrest City, died Monday, July 30, 2007, at Forrest City Medical Center. Mrs. Coffin was a retired nurse and is survived by a daughter, Penny Coffin Malone of Wynne; two brothers, Robert Leary and Hank Leary, both of Indianapolis, Ind.; two sisters, Mary Elizabeth Immel of Mississippi and Annette May of Wynne and two grandsons. She was preceded in death by her husband Dick Coffin in 1995. Visitation for Mrs. Coffin will be held on Tuesday, July 31, 2007, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Chapel of Morgan Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, Aug. 1, 2007, at 1 p.m., graveside at the Mount Vernon Cemetery. Published: 2007-07-31 Forrest City Times Herald

Spouse:Richard Coffin (1940 - 1995)Child: Penny Coffin Malone

Cole, Nancy Carol 126427724

b. Jun. 29, 1957 d. Mar. 11, 2014

No Tombstone-Obit: Miss Nancy Carol Cole age 56, of Forrest City, passed away Tuesday, March 11, 2014, at her home after a long illness. Nancy was born in Houston, Texas on June 29, 1957. She was a contracts manager for many years. Nancy was a member of the Junior League and served on the Project IMPACT Committee, was a member of Art Reach of Denver and served as Board Chairman and was a member of the Forrest City Country Club. She supported Excelsior Youth Center and started the Bruised Mint Society Book Club. Nancy was a member of the Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church. Survivors are her mother, Doris J. McCollum Cole; father Thomas W. Cole Jr.; brother, Thomas W. Cole III and wife Becky all of Forrest City; nieces Taylor and Torrie Cole; great-nephew, Garrett DuVall and many, many friends. Visitation will be Sunday, March 16, 2014 at Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church from 1 to 2 p.m. with services following at 2:00 p.m. Burial will follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City. Visit online registry at stevensfuneralhome.net. Under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Father: Thomas W. Cole, Jr. (1935-2017) Mother: Doris J. McCollum Cole

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Cole, Thomas W, Jr 187003523

b. Sep. 14, 1935 d. Dec. 13, 2017 No Tombstone-Buried next to left of daughter.

Daughter: Nancy Carol Cole (1957-2014) Spouse: Doris J. McCollum Cole

Coons, Paul Roxy 16436360

b. Aug. 4, 1946 d. Mar. 15, 2005 Tombstone-Obit: Mr. Paul Roxy Coons, age 58, of Forrest City, died Tuesday, March 15, 2005, at his home.Mr. Coons was born Aug. 4, 1946, in Grand Forks, N.D., the son of Earl C. Coons and Irene Viola Olson Coons. He lived in Forrest City for the past year and a half, moving here from Oklahoma. He was a truck driver for DanCor Transit. Mr. Coons married Carolyn Swink in 1970 and she survives him along with two sons, Gregory Coons of Ft. Smith and Matthew Coons of Hope; one daughter, Christine Wagley of Malvern and three grandchildren.Visitation for Mr. Coons will be held on Friday, March 18, 2005, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Stevens Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, March 19, 2005, at 11 a.m. graveside at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City.

Parents: Earl C. Coons/ Irene Viola Olson Coons Spouse: Carolyn Swink Coons Children:Gregory Coons/Matthews Coons/Christine Coons Wagley

Cowden, Claud A. 16436361

b. Aug. 1, 1885 d. Mar. 7, 1939 Tombstone

Spouse: Hiram Cornelius Boyett Cowden (1889-1974)

Cowden, Hiram Cornelius Boyett, Mrs. 16436362

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b. May 3, 1889 d. Mar. 5, 1974 Tombstone-Wife of Claud-Obit: Mrs. Cornelious Boyett Cowden, aged 84 of 1401 North Washington died Tuesday afternoon. She had been in a local nursing home for the past two weeks, but died suddenly and unexpectedly from a heart attack. Mrs. Cowden was born May 3,1889 in Forrest City, the daughter of Mrs. Jennie Dodd Boyett and Franklin Boyett. She has spent most of her life in Memphis before moving to Forrest City in 1962. Mrs. Cowden was a retired sales clerk for Graber’s. She was a member of the First Christian Church. She was married to Claud Cowden in 1915. He preceded her in death in 1939. Mrs. Cowden had made her home for many years with her niece, Mrs. Bell Logan of Forrest City. She is also survived by many nieces and nephews. Funeral services Thursday at Stevens FH Chapel with the Rev. Edward Rountree, Rev., Charles Woodall, and Rev. Floyd Cowan in charge with burial in Mt. Vernon Cemetery.

Parents:James Franklin Boyett (1863 - 1903) Jennie Dodd Boyett (1866 – 1952) Spouse:Claud A. Cowden (1885 - 1939) Siblings:Minnie Maud Boyette Hoffman (1885 - 1959)* Annie Elizabeth Boyett Butler (1886 - 1973)*Hiram Cornelius Boyett Cowden (1889 - 1974)Joseph Franklin Boyett (1893 - 1911)* Eva Lee Boyett Hayes (1895 - 1932)*

Cox, Billy Steve 16436363

b. Oct. 19, 1946 d. Feb. 15, 1947 Tombstone-Infant

Parents: Thomas Edward Cox (1908 - 1971)Laverne Rose Cox (1918 - 2009)

Cox, Elizabeth Danehower, Mrs. 16436364

b. Jul. 13, 1890 d. Aug. 22, 1961 Tombstone-Wife of Thomas-Per 1940 Census: Lavern age 20 daughter Onice age 15 Page 63 of 313 ` daughter Frances Ann born Dec.13,1928 age 11 daughter married John Gary McPhail in 1948 he died in 1995 in MississippiThomas age 31 son Laverne age 21 daughter in law Gloria Kay age 3 grand daughter Thomas age 2 grandson Mickey Dawn age 10 months grandson

Spouse:Thomas Edward Cox (1882 - 1929) Children:Thomas Edward Cox (1908 - 1971)* Sam C. Cox (1910 - 1965)*Lavern Cox Futrell (1920 - 2009)* Onice Cox Faupel (1924 - 2000)*

Cox, Emily Rose 16436365

b. Mar. 27, 1975 d. Oct. 11, 1991 Tombstone-Child-Obit:Miss Emily Rose Cox, 16, of Murfreesboro, Tenn., died Oct.11,1991 at Middle Tenn. Medical Center following a car accident. A native of she had lived in Murfreesboro for the past 18 months. She was a Junior at Riverdale HS where she was a member of the French club, the SADD club, ADK sorority and Business Professionals of America, Who’s Who in American for High School students and a member of the Baptist church in Jonesboro. She leaves her parents, Phillip Ray and Debbie Kay Cox of Murfreesboro; her grandparents, Walter and Estelle Hill of Palestine and Laverne Cox of Forrest City; and a sister, Amy Cox of Murfreesboro. Funeral services Oct. 13 at Jennings & Ayers Chapel in Murfreesboro, and Oct. 14 at First Baptist Church in Forrest City with Rev. Bobby Moore officiating. Burial in Mt. Vernon Cemetery.

Parents:Phillip Ray Cox/Debbie Kay Cox Sibling:Amy Cox

Cox, Laverne Rose, Mrs. 16436366 b. Dec. 2, 1918 d. Sep. 27, 2009

Tombstone-Wife of Thomas-Obit: Heaven's gates opened on Sunday, September 27, 2009 to welcome home Laverne Rose Cox age 90, of Forrest City, Arkansas. Mrs. Cox was born December 2, 1918 in Vanndale, Arkansas. She was the daughter John Walter Rose and Mollie Futrell Rose. Mrs. Cox was housewife and a member of the First Baptist Church; she was also a member of the Happy Dayers, TEL Sunday School Class and was an avid quilter Page 64 of 313 ` and a member of the First Baptist Quilters Club. Mrs. Cox married Thomas Edward Cox in 1936 and he preceded her in death in 1971. She is survived by 3 daughters; Gloria K. Courtney and husband Wayne of Forrest City, Linda Farr of Proctor, Arkansas and Connie Johnson and husband Roy of Jacksonville, Arkansas; 4 sons, Thomas Edward Cox and wife Rose of Kosciusko, Mississippi, Mickey Cox and wife Camillia of Conway, Walter B. Cox and wife Judi of Fayetteville and Phil Cox and wife Kay of Olive Branch, Mississippi; a brother, Billy R. Rose and wife Graple of Wynne. She is also survived by 19 grandchildren, 37 great grandchildren and 5 great-great-grandchildren. Mrs. Cox was preceded in death by a infant son Billy Steve Cox and also a granddaughter, Emily Rose Cox, great grandson Michael Poe, grandson-in-law Johnny Poe and son-in-law Eddie Farr. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, September 30, 2009 at 2:00 p.m. at the First Baptist Church in Forrest City. Burial will follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City. Visitation will be from 6 to 9 at the funeral home Wednesday. In lieu of flowers the family request memorials be made to the First Baptist Church in Forrest City. Visit online registry at stevensfuneralhome.net. Under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents:John Walter Rose (1879 - 1967) Mollye Futrell Rose (1886 - 1974) Spouse:Thomas Edward Cox (1908 - 1971)*Children: Billy Steve Cox (1946 - 1947)*Sibling: Laverne Rose Cox (1918 - 2009)Billy Ray Rose (1926 - 2013)*

Cox, Margaret Juanita Clark, Mrs. 16436367

b. Jun. 11, 1914 d. Apr. 29, 2005 Tombstone-Wife of Sam-Obit: Mrs. Margaret Juanita Cox, age 90, of Forrest City, died Friday, April 29, 2005, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Forrest City.Mrs. Cox was born June 11, 1914, in Haynes, the daughter of D. A. Clark and Chassie Jane Barnhart. She lived in Forrest City for most of her life and was a housewife and a member of Fellowship Bible Church. Mrs. Cox was preceded in death by her husband, Sam Cox and is survived by three daughters, Betty Steel of Duncan, Miss., Becky Tatum and Brenda Heard, both of Forrest City; three sons, Leon Cox of Norwood, N.C., Lewis Cox of Forrest City and Mike Cox of Mt. Pilot, N.C.; 19 grandchildren; 33 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Mrs. Cox was also preceded in death by a son, Sam Cox Jr.Funeral services for Mrs. Cox were held on Sunday, May 1, 2005, in the Chapel of Stevens Funeral Home with Bro. Dan Gauw officiating. Burial followed in Mt. Vernon Cemetery.

Parents: D. A. Clark/Chassie Jane Barnhart Spouse: Sam C. Cox (1910-1965) Children:Betty Steel/Becky Tatum/Brenda Heard/Leon Cox/Lewis Cox/Mike Cox/Sam Cox, Jr. Deceased

Cox, Sam C. 16436368

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b. Aug. 16, 1910 d. May 26, 1965 Tombstone

Parents:Thomas Edward Cox (1882 - 1929) Elizabeth Danehower Cox (1890 - 1961) Spouse: Margaret Juanita Clark Cox (1914 - 2005)* Siblings:Thomas Edward Cox (1908 - 1971) Sam C. Cox (1910 - 1965) Lavern Cox Futrell (1920 - 2009)*Onice Cox Faupel (1924 - 2000)*Children:Betty Steel/Becky Tatum/Brenda Heard/Leon Cox/Lewis Cox/Mike Cox/Sam Cox, Jr. Deceased

Cox, Thomas Edward "Tom", Sr 16436369

b. Jul. 2, 1882 d. Jul. 28, 1929 Tombstone-Obit: Thomas Edward Cox, familiarly known to hundreds of friends as "Tom" passed away in Methodist hospital in Memphis, Sunday afternoon, July 28,1929, from injuries he received when struck by a train on the Rock Island tracks, west of Forrest City, near his home Saturday night. Cox was not found until the following morning, and his weakened condition prohibited him from giving a detailed account of the accident, but he did not step far enough from the tracks, and still far enough that the train crew did not realize that he had been hit. His leg was badly shattered and he was carried to Memphis shortly after found for hospital treatment but passed away a few hours after his arrival there. Deceased was engaged in farming activities, and was well known and liked in the community. He was 46 years of age, the father of nine children, eight of whom survive, as follows: Irene, Maxine, Laverne, Francis, Oris, Thomas, Samuel and James. One died in infancy. He is also survived by his widow, Elizabeth Danehower Cox, and four brothers, Joseph, W. R., Jesse and John, two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Gardner of Chicago and Mrs. Sam Danehower of Forrest City. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. E. Rawlings, and Eli Myers at Mt. Vernon cemetery Monday afternoon. His son, Thomas Jr., testified at the Coroner's inquest that he was last seen about 8:30 Saturday night, when he left home to collect an account due him. Which he did, and was on his way home when the accident occurred. Forrest City Times-Herald Aug.1,1929.

Spouse:Elizabeth Danehower Cox (1890 - 1961)*Children:Thomas Edward Cox (1908 - 1971)*Sam C. Cox (1910 - 1965)*Lavern Cox Futrell (1920 - 2009)*Onice Cox Faupel (1924 - 2000)*Irene Cox/Maxine Cox/Frances Cox/Oris Cox/James Cox Siblings:Joseph Cox/W. r. Page 66 of 313 ` Cox/Jesse Cox/John Cox/Mrs. Joseph Gardner/Nora Belle Cox Danehower (1884-1971)

Cox, Thomas Edward, Jr 16436370 b. Jul. 4, 1908 d. Jan. 4, 1971 Tombstone see wife-Obit: 01/04/71-Thomas E. Cox, of 252 Cardinal Drive Forrest City, age 62, died Monday evening at the Arkansas State Hospital in Little Rock. He had been in poor health for two and one half years. Mr. Cox was born July 4,1908, in Forrest City, and was the son of Elizabeth Danehower Cox and Thomas Cox. Mr. Cox was a lifelong resident of Forrest City and was a retired farmer and retired employee of Forrest City Cotton Oil Mill. He was a member of the Woodsmen of the World and the First Baptist Church here in Forrest City. Mr. Cox was married to Miss Laverne Rose in 1935. She survives him, along with four sons, Thomas E. Cox of New Mexico, Mickey Cox of Hot Springs, Walter B. Cox of Fayetteville and Philip Ray Cox of the home in Forrest City; three daughters, Mrs. Wayne Courtney of Forrest City, Mrs. William E. Farr of Proctor, Ark., and Miss Connie Cox of the home; one brother, James Cox of California; five sisters, Mrs. Irene Truitt of Kentucky, Mrs. Maxine Allen of Missouri, Mrs. T. C. Futrell of Wynne, and Mrs. Gary McPhail of Mississippi; eleven grandchildren. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday at Stevens Funeral Home, with Rev. Bobby Morrie in charge, with burial at Mt.Vernon cemetery. Forrest City Times-Herald

Parents:Thomas Edward Cox (1882 - 1929) Elizabeth Danehower Cox (1890 - 1961) Spouse:Laverne Rose Cox (1918 - 2009) Children:Billy Steve Cox (1946 - 1947)*Thomas E. Cox/Mickey Cox/Walter B. Cox/Phillip Ray Cox/Mrs. Wayne Courtney/Mrs. William E. Farr/Miss Connie Cox Siblings:Thomas Edward Cox (1908 - 1971) Sam C. Cox (1910 - 1965)*Lavern Cox Futrell (1920 - 2009)*Onice Cox Faupel (1924 - 2000)*James Cox/Mrs. Irene Truitt/Mrs. Maxine Allen/Mrs. Gary McPhail

Cranor, Albert Finley 8110737

b. Apr. 21, 1914 d. Nov. 18, 2003 Tombstone-Obit: Mr. Albert Finley Cranor, age 89, of Forrest City, died Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2003, at St. Edwards Hospital in Fort Smith. Mr. Cranor was born April 21, 1914, in Forrest City. He lived and farmed in County until his retirement in 1978 and was a member of the First Baptist Church in Forrest City.Mr. Cranor is survived by two daughters, Ann Cranor Hargraves of England and Martha Cranor Frueh of Fort Smith; two sisters, Mary Curtis of Marianna and Virginia Higgins of Richardson, Texas; a brother, Howard Cranor of England; four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Verna Spencer Cranor and a brother, Earl Cranor. Graveside services for Mr. Cranor will be held on Friday, Nov. 21, 2003, at 3:30 p.m. at the Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Stevens Funeral Home is in charge of all arrangements. Page 67 of 313 `

Parents: James Cranor (1874-1971) Vesta Finley Cranor (1888-1947) Spouse:Verna Spencer Cranor (1916 - 1991)* Children:Ann Cranor Hargraves/Martha Cranor Frueh Siblings: Mary Elizabeth Cranor Curtis (1915-2006) /Virginia Higgins/James Howard Cranor (1913-2006) Earl Branch Cranor (1920-1998) Albert Finley Cranor (1914-2003))

Cranor, James "Jim" 16436372

b. Apr. 18, 1874 d. Nov., 1971 Tombstone-Obit: Mt.Vernon Cem.-Cranor, Jim d.Nov.8,1971, age 97,b.Apr.18,1874 in Milton, Tenn. to Mr.and Mrs. Mose Cranor-Lived in Forrest City since 1910, retired farmer. Married Vesta Finley d.1947, in 1911;Three sons surviving, Howard and Earl of Forrest City, and Albert Cranor of Heth;two daughters, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth (W. F.) Curtis of Marianna and Mrs. Walter E. Higgins, of Richardson, Texas; 11 grandchildren, eight great grandchildren.

Parents: Mose Cranor Spouse:Vesta Finley Cranor (1888 - 1947)*Children: Mary Elizabeth Cranor Curtis (1915-2006) /Virginia Higgins/James Howard Cranor (1913-2006) Earl Branch Cranor (1920-1998) Albert Finley Cranor (1914-2003)

Cranor, Louise Palmer Oliver, Mrs. 16436373

b. Sep. 27, 1911 d. Jan. 9, 1985 Tombstone

Parents: Robert Edward Oliver (1882 - 1938) Kate Oliver Devereux Anderson (1889 - 1982) Siblings:Eugenia Mabry Oliver (1910 - 1991)* Louise Palmer Oliver Cranor (1911 - 1985) Robert Edward Oliver (1913 - 1973)*

Cranor, Verna Spencer, Mrs. 185462032

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b. 1916 d. Apr. 20, 1991 Tombstone-Wife of Albert-Obit: Mrs. Verna Spencer Cranor of Pangborn, Ark., died Saturday, April 20, at Arkansas Central Hosp. in Searcy. She was 75. Mrs. Cranor is survived by her husband, Albert F. Cranor of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Robert Partridge of Memphis and Mrs. Charles F. Frueh of Ft. Smith; a sister, Mrs. Doak Matthews of Vanndale; a brother, Terrell Spencer of Peralta, New Mexico; and four grandchildren. Graveside services today, Apr. 22 at Mt. Vernon Cemetery with Stevens FH in charge of arrangements.

Spouse: Albert Finley Cranor (1914-2003) Children: Children:Ann Cranor Hargraves/Martha Cranor Frueh Siblings:Mrs. Doak Matthews /Terrell Spencer

Cranor, Vesta Finley, Mrs. 16436374

b. 1888 d. 1947 Tombstone-Wife of James Cranor

Spouse:James Cranor (1874 - 1971) Children: Mary Elizabeth Cranor Curtis (1915-2006) /Virginia Higgins/James Howard Cranor (1913-2006) Earl Branch Cranor (1920-1998) Albert Finley Cranor (1914-2003)

Crews, Cora B. Mallory, Mrs. 16436375 Page 69 of 313 `

b. 1853 d. 1938 Tombstone- Per 1930 Census:Crews Cora B. Head Crews, Cora B. Mallory b.1853 (F-Wd) HofH-W F W 77 Williamson Lucile Daughter F W 42

Parents:John William Mallory (1829 - 1910) Martha A. Parham Mallory (1832 - 1904) Siblings:Eloise Mallory Laughinghouse (1850 - 1937)*Cora B. Mallory Crews (1853 - 1938) John William Mallory (1861 - 1922)*Roger Mallory (1864 - 1893)*Cornelia Parham Mallory Buford (1871 - 1949) Joseph Emmett Mallory (1885 - 1929)* Child: Lucile Mallory Williamson

Crews, Roger Stanley 16436376

b. Jan. 22, 1890 d. Jan. 10, 1961 Tombstone- Texas Death Index, 1903-2000 Name: Roger Stanley Crews Death Date: 10 Jan 1961 Death County: Dallas Certificate: 1288

Dalton, Daisy Downey, Mrs. 16436377

b. Aug. 12, 1884 d. Mar. 22, 1938 Tombstone-Wife of Rufus-She was born Aug. 12, 1884 in Forrest City, Co., AR. and married Rufus C. Dalton on June 30, 1901 in Randolph Co., AR. They had one son, Ewing Cornelious Dalton, born April 5, 1914,in Parkin, AR. Added by Lynda Dalton on Jan 29, 2008 3:10PM Page 70 of 313 `

Parents: Dennis Downey (1843 - 1925) Julia A. Fitzhugh Downey (1860 - 1920) Spouse:Rufus Cornelius Dalton (1878 - 1955)*Siblings:Olive Downey McCrary (____ - 1907)* Daisy Downey Dalton (1884 - 1938) Esselman D. Downey (1888 - 1932)*Jeff F. Downey (1892 - 1974)* Child: Ewing Cornelius Dalton (1914-

Dalton, Rufus Cornelius 16436379

b. Mar. 26, 1878 d. Aug. 12, 1955 Tombstone

Spouses:Daisy Downey Dalton (1884 - 1938) Mollie Johnnie Wells Dalton (1866 - 1898)* Children:John L. Dalton (1883 - 1884)*Arthur D Dalton (1883 - 1883)*Tommie O. Dalton (1887 - 1890)* Willard A. Dalton (1892 - 1895)* Homer P. Dalton (1896 - 1898)* Child: Ewing Cornelius Dalton (1914-unk)

Dancer, Ervin "Bud" 16436380

b. Jul. 24, 1924 d. Mar. 12, 1975 Tombstone-U. S. Navy Vet

Spouse:Ruth Ellen Minor Dancer (1919 - 1998)*Inscription: SI-USNAVY-HUSBAND='BUD

Dawson, Carrie Chew, Mrs. 16436381 b. May 8, 1876 d. Sep. 17, 1968 No Tombstone-Obit: Sep.17,1968-Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie Dawson, who died early today in Forrest Memorial Hospital, will be held Wednesday in the Church of the Good Shepherd. Services will be conducted by Rev. Charles B. Hoglan, with burial in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Mrs. Dawson was born in Holly Springs, Miss., the daughter of Mrs. Mary Govan Chew and Robert E. Chew. She also lived at Helena before moving to Forrest City in1895. She was a member of the Church of the Good Shepherd, her husband, Thomas W. Barrow, whom she married 73 years ago, died in 1910. Over 50 years ago she married Will Dawson, who died in 1945. She had been a semi-invalid for 18 months, and hospitalized for a week. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Caroliine Elizabeth (T. J.) Aycock, with whom she made her home, and Mrs. Margaret Gorman (Richard) McColloch Sr. of Forrest City; Mrs. J. A. Gowen of Sheffield, Alabama, and Mrs. Mary Chew Dawson (L. H.) Scarborough of Page 71 of 313 ` Houston; two sisters, Mrs. Ted Jones of Memphis, and Mrs. R. B. Byerly of Chatsworth, Calif.; six grandchildren, ten great-grandchildren, and two great-great-granchildren. Forrest City Times-Herald. Forrest City Times-Mar.26,1897: Mrs. M. K. Upshaw, of Helena, sister of Mrs. T. W. Barrow, came up from Helena, Wednesday evening to visit her sister.

Spouses:Thomas W Barrow (1873 - 1910) William Dawson (1872 - 1945)*Children:Margaret Gorman Barrow McCulloch (1896 - 1986)*Caroline Elizabeth Barrow Aycock (1900 - 1984)*Mary Chew Dawson Scarborough (1918 - 2002)*

Dawson, Emma Eldridge, Mrs. 16436383

b. 1837 d. before 1900 Tombstone- Probaby Lucy Emma Eldridge, wife of Jacob M.Dawson, see obit. Also, 1870 Census her father was living with she and her husband.

Parents:Richard Kenneth Eldridge (1805 - 1883) Spouse:Jacob M. Dawson (1829 - 1901)* Children:Elizabeth Dawson Kinzer (1869 - 1957)*Sibling:Emma Eldridge Dawson (1837 - 1900) John Edward Eldridge (1846 - 1920)*

Dawson, Hunter B. 16436384

b. unknown d. Sep. 22, 1899 Tombstone-Obit: Death of Hunter Dawson-The news of the death of Hunter Dawson spread like a pall over the city last Saturday morning. He had been sick sometime, but confined to his bed for only a short time, many of his friends had not heard of his illness, and on Friday night, Sep.22, 1899 died suddenly. He was about (>>unreadable) of age, though on account of premature grayness, might have been considered an older man. He died at the home of his brother, Uncle Jake Dawson, about one mile northwest of town, and was buried at the Mt. Vernon cemetery Monday, the remains having been held awaiting the arrival of a brother and sister. Hunter Dawson was a good citizen, very quiet and unassuming in character, and highly respected by all who knew him. Forrest City Times Newspaper, Page 72 of 313 ` Sep.29,1899.

Parents: Emma Dawson-John Dawson

Dawson, Jacob M. 16436385 b. Apr. 2, 1829 d. Nov. 25, 1901 No Tombstone-Obit: Jacob M. Dawson, age 71, one of the oldest and most respected citizens of this community, died suddenly of heart failure, Monday evening, Nov.25,1901, at his home, one and half miles northwest of the city. He was born at Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. April 2,1829; on Oct.11,1853, he was married to Miss Lucy Emma Eldridge, of Memphis, and soon afterwards removed to this vicinity, where he has since resided, rearing a family of five children, two of whom, Bettie and Willie, survive him. The demise of his wife having occurred several years since. He was a member of the Methodist church, and his remains were laid to rest in the Mt. Vernon cemetery, Tuesday afternoon, the Rev. W. C. Davidson of the Methodist church presiding. "Uncle Jake", as he was known to everybody, was one of the pioneer settlers of county, and no citizen within its borders was held in higher esteem. His life was not marked by any notable acts, although in his quiet, unpretentious way he brought happiness to many hearts by kindly sympathy and deeds of charity. He was a most genial host in his home, and we will all miss his friendly greetings. Mr. Dawson passed into the vale of shadows with scant warning, but he met the grim messenger with the courage of a Christian, and his spirit left its earthly tenement for brighter realms of peace and joy. Forrest City Times Newspaper

Spouse:Lucy Emma Eldridge Dawson (1837 – before 1900) Children:Elizabeth Dawson Kinzer (1869 - 1957)*Bettie Dawson/Willie Dawson

Dawson, John Henry 16436386 Page 73 of 313 `

b. Oct. 25, 1856 d. Mar. 24, 1874 Tombstone

Dawson, Temperance 16436387

b. Apr. 14, 1867 d. Apr. 14, 1873 Tombstone

Dawson, Thomas C. 16436388

b. unknown d. unknown Tombstone-Son of John and Emma Dawson

Dawson, William 16436389 Page 74 of 313 `

b. Feb. 5, 1872 d. Sep. 26, 1945

Tombstone

Spouse:Carrie Chew Dawson (1876 - 1968) Children:Mary Chew Dawson Scarborough (1918 - 2002)*

Dearman, Dr David Timothy 166999641

b. Nov. 16, 1953 d. Jul. 12, 2016 No Tombstone-Picture-Obit: Dr. David Timothy Dearman, 62, of Little Rock, died peacefully July 12, 2016, in Nashville, Tennessee. He was born in Forrest City, Ark., on Nov. 16, 1953 to the late Marvin Leroy Dearman and Melba Jo Gore. He was also raised by his stepfather Orval Smith of Cedar Creek, Mo., for much of his childhood. David was an educator and earned his PhD. in Business Management and Accounting from the University of Memphis in 1996. He taught at Arkansas State University, University of Arkansas Fort Smith, University of Arkansas Little Rock, and, most recently, Tennessee State University and Colorado State's Global Campus. He served on Alzheimer's Association boards in Arkansas and Oklahoma following the passing of his mother who died of complications related to the disease. He was a Certified Management Accountant and Certified Public Accountant. He was a Class of 1971 graduate of Forrest City High School where he earned salutatorian honors and was active in the Beta Club and Forrest City Little Theatre. He earned his Bachelor's degree from UALR and a Masters from Arkansas State. David is survived by his wife of 43 years, Jenny Prewett Dearman; two sons, Dustin Smith Dearman of Little Rock, and Daniel Harris Dearman of Jonesboro, Ark.; two brothers Marvin Dearman of West Monroe, La., and Orval Smith Jr., of Fort Smith, Ark.; and a host of nieces, a nephew, aunts, uncles, cousins, friends and students. He never met a stranger. Funeral services will be held Saturday, July 16, 2016 at 1:00 p.m. at Stevens Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City. Visitation will be from 5-7 at the funeral home on Friday.

Parents: Marvin Leroy Dearman, Jr. (1929-1956) Melba Jo Gore Spouse:Jenny Prewett Dearman Children:Dustin Smith Dearman/Daniel Harris Dearman Siblings: Marvin Dearman/Orval Smith, Jr.

Devereux, Arthur Louie 34156481 Page 75 of 313 ` b. Mar. 20, 1921 d. Jan. 20, 2009 No Tombstone-WW II Vet-Obit: Mr. Arthur Louie Devereux age 87, formerly of both Widener and Forrest City, died on Friday, February 20, 2009 at the Willow Bend Nursing Home in Marion, Arkansas. Mr. Devereux was born March 20, 1921 in the Newscastle Community. He was the son of Stephen Alfred and Hugh Ella Hamilton Devereux. He was the sixth of their seven children and was preceded in death by four sisters; Katherine Morgan, Louise Armstrong, Frances Harris and Elizabeth Smith and two brothers Hugh Devereux and Samuel Alfred Devereux all of County. Mr. Devereux is survived by his loving wife of 65 years, Frances Eppes Devereux of the Willow Bend facility in Marion; two daughters, Amie Katherine Devereux and husband Lloyd "Buddy" Barnett of Widener, Fran Devereux Smith of Peyton, Colorado; a son, Arthur Louie Devereux, Jr. of Cherry Valley, Arkansas; many grandchildren and many great grandchildren. Mr. Devereux is also survived by several much beloved nieces and nephews and many former riding students, his other children. His laughter will be missed. Mr. Devereux was a graduate of Forrest City High School where he gained state recognition for his work in the Future Farmers of America. He attended Jonesboro State College in Jonesboro, Arkansas and served his country as a Pharmacist Mate Petty Officer in the United States Navy during World War II. Mr. Devereux was life long Methodist, a Sunday school youth teacher and My 4 sponsor at the Round Pond Methodist Church in Round Pond, Arkansas where he was Sunday School Superintendent and member of the board. He held membership in the Hughes Rotary Club and was a past president, the County Farmers Association, past president and incorporating member, and a member of the Arkansas State Horse Show Association Board. Also the Farm Bureau, the N.E.C.A. Horseshow Association and worked with the Crowley Ridge Saddle Club. He was affiliated with several other horse related organizations and participated in the 1976 Bicentennial Wagon Train Pilgrimage. Mr. Devereux was a planter, cattleman and horse trainer, originator of annual trail rides in the region and suggested the idea that his old swimming hole and surrounding area, Village Creek, might make a nice park. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, February 25, 2009 at 10:00 a.m. at the First United Methodist Church in Forrest City with burial to follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 at the funeral home Tuesday. The family request memorials be made to the First United Methodist Church Youth in Forrest City. Visit online registry at Stevensfuneralhome.net. Under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home. Forrest City Times Herald Marriage:Arthur Louie Devereux County Marriages, 1837-1957 birth: 1921 residence: 15 August 1943 Forrest City, St Francis, Arkansas marriage: 15 August 1943 , , United States marriage license: 14 August 1943 spouse: Frances Louise Eppes

Parents:Stephen Alfred Devereux (1880 - 1939) Hugh Ella Hamilton Devereux (1887 - 1963) Spouse:Frances Louise Eppes Devereux (1918 - 2011)* Siblings: Hugh S Devereux (1907 - 1986)* Katherine Devereux Morgan (1908 - 2003)* Louise Devereux Armstrong (1910 - 1999)* Frances Mae Devereux Harris (1916 - 2006)* Elizabeth Devereux Smith (1919 - 2008)*Arthur Louie Devereux (1921 - 2009) Samuel A. Devereux (1925 - 1944)*

Devereux, Frances Louise Eppes, Mrs. 81232782 b. Apr. 2, 1918 d. Nov. 26, 2011

No Tombstone-Wife of Arthur Louie-Obit: Forrest City - Frances Louise Eppes Devereux, 93 Page 76 of 313 ` years of age and formerly of both Widener and Forrest City, passed away November 26, 2011, at Willowbend Nursing Home in Marion, Arkansas. Mrs. Devereux was born April 2, 1918, in Forrest City, the elder of twin daughters born to Robert E. Eppes and Nellie Bly Delano Eppes, and was a life long resident of County. She graduated as valedictorian from Forrest City High School, graduated from Hendrix College and did post graduate work at both the University of Wisconsin and University of Colorado. Her chosen interest was children, particularly early childhood development. She taught school in the Newcastle Community and worked at the First National Bank of Eastern Arkansas prior to her marriage to Arthur Louie Devereux, now deceased. She was his loving wife for sixty-five years. She was retired from Arkansas Social Services where she licensed day care centers for the state. She is survived by one brother, Robert 'Bob' Eppes of Naples, Florida, two daughters; Amie Katherine Devereux, and husband, Lloyd S. 'Buddy' Barnett, of Widener, and Fran Devereux Smith of Ft. Worth, Texas, one son, Arthur Louie Devereux Jr. of Cherry Valley, grandchildren, Leslie Gordon, and husband, Tom, and sons, Will and Luke, of Fayetteville, Allen Devereux, and wife, Dana, and daughters; Isabella and Sophia, of Jonesboro, Nick Devereux, and wife, Emily, and sons; Stephen and John Thomas, also of Jonesboro, Shelley Hand, and husband, Justin, and son, Noah, of Memphis, Beau Barnett, and wife, Kara, and daughters: Jacquelyn and Morgan, of Arlington, Virginia, and Amy Millner, and husband Matt, of Heber Springs, and daughter, Caroline Butler, currently of her grandparent's household in Widener. She also leaves a host of beloved nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her twin sister, Geneva Howerton, of Clinton, Arkansas. Services for Mrs. Devereux will be held at the First United Methodist Church in Forrest City, 11 a.m., Saturday, December 3, with burial in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Visitation will be Friday evening, December 2 at the First United Methodist Church, 6-8 p.m., with Stevens Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. You may log on to stevensfuneralhome.net for the on line registry. In lieu of flowers, memorials are to be made to the First United Methodist Church, P.O.Box 66, Forrest City, Arkansas 72336- 0066. Stevens Funeral Home (870)633-5400 Published in The Commercial Appeal on November 30, 2011

Parents:Robert Emmett Eppes (1890 - 1955) Nellie Bly DeLano Eppes (1889 - 1970) Spouse:Arthur Louie Devereux (1921 - 2009) Sibling:Geneva Ruth Eppes Howerton (1918 - 1999)*Frances Louise Eppes Devereux (1918 - 2011) Children:Amie Katherine Devereux/ Fran Deveruex Smith/Noah Devereux

Dillon, Aubrey L. 16436390

b. Sep. 20, 1906 d. Jun. 19, 1946 Tombstone

Parents:John B. Dillon (1878 - 1926) Sweetie M. Gammel Dillon (1878 - 1955) Sibling:John G. Dillon (1904 - 1986)*Aubrey L. Dillon (1906 - 1946)

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Dillon, Frances Lancaster, Mrs. 16436391

b. Jan. 5, 1907 d. Oct. 5, 1965 Tombstone-Wife of John G. Dillon-Obit: Oct.5,1965-Funeral services will be held Thursday for Mrs. Frances Dillon, 58, who died suddenly at her home Tuesday night. Services will be conducted by Dr. J. Herndon McCain and Rev. J. V. Cobb, with burial in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Born Jan.5, 1907, in Wynne, the daughter of Mary Hudson and Clarence Lancaster. A member of Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church, and at the time of her death resided at 326 East Cook Street. Survivors include her husband, John G. Dillon, whom she married in 1931; a daughter, Mrs. Marvin Hubbard of Harrisburg; two sisters, Mrs. Ralph Cook of Wynne and Mrs. Warren Bartleson of Little Rock, and four grandchildren. Forrest City Times-Herald.

Parents: Clarence Lancaster/Mary Hudson Spouse:John G. Dillon (1904 - 1986)*Children: Mrs. Marvin Hubbard Siblings: Mrs. Ralph Cook/Mrs. Warren Bartleson

Dillon, John B. 16436392

b. Aug. 18, 1878 d. Nov. 8, 1926 Tombstone- Obituary: John Dillon, wealthy county farmer and also owner of considerable property in Forrest City, died at his home Monday night, Nov.8,1926. following an illness of only a few days. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Blount F. Davidson, in the First Baptist Church, and burial was in the Forrest City Cemetery. Pall bearers were: Active:James Cranor, J. T. Sanders, T. E. Christopher, F. G. Moseley, James Fussell, and A. C. Bridewell. Honorary:Dr. J. F. McDougal, W. J. Lanier, C. R. Garrison, Henry Gray, L. B. Golden, Ed Bonner, F. F. Harrelson, Bruce Smith, J. F. Stout, and Homer Folbre. John Dillon, son of W. J. and Martha Dillon was born in county, Aug.18,1878. On Nov.8,1906, he was united in marriage to Miss Sweety Gammel, and to this union were born four children, three boys, John Jr., Aubrey, and Riley and one girl, Evelyn. In addition to his wife and children, he is suvived by a brother, Will Dillon, of Helena. He was a faithful and loyal member of the Baptist church. A number of out of state relatives and friends were here for the funeral, including Mr.and Mrs. W. P. Robertson, the latter a sister, of Caruthersville, Mo.; Joe Dillon and sons of Corinth, Miss.; Miss Pearl Covington, of Memphis; and James Dillon of Caruthersville, Mo. [Forrest City Times-Herald Nov.11,1926] Second Marriage:W. J. Dillon age 65 married Aug.12,1914 to Charlotte Weeks age 41, Co., Ark. Page 78 of 313 `

Parents: W. J. Dillon (1848 - 1922) Martha Dillon (1839-1913) Spouse:Sweetie M. Gammel Dillon (1878 - 1955)*Children:John G. Dillon (1904 - 1986)*Aubrey L. Dillon (1906 - 1946)*Riley Dillon/Evelyn Dillon Siblings:Will Dillon/Mrs. W. P. Richardson

Dillon, John G. 16436393

b. Feb. 13, 1904 d. Jul. 17, 1986 Tombstone-- Married June 3,1931 both of Forrest City in Co., Arkansas:John G. Dillon age 26 to Miss Frances Lancaster age 24

Parents:John B. Dillon (1878 - 1926) Sweetie M. Gammel Dillon (1878 - 1955) Spouse:Frances Lancaster Dillon (1907 - 1965) Sibling:John G. Dillon (1904 - 1986) Aubrey L. Dillon (1906 - 1946)*

Dillon, Sweetie M. Gammel, Mrs. 16436394 b. Jun. 10, 1878 d. Jul. 15, 1955 Tombstone see husband-Wife of John B. Dillon- Married 1903

Spouse:John B. Dillon (1878 - 1926) Children:John G. Dillon (1904 - 1986)*Aubrey L. Dillon (1906 - 1946)*

Downey, Col Dennis 16436395

b. May, 1843 d. Dec. 10, 1925 Tombstone-CSA Vet-Obit: Colonel Dennis Downey, Confederate veteran, aged 83 years, died at his home in Forrest City this morning, Dec.10,1925 after an illness of two weeks. His death had been momentarily expected for the past several days. Funeral services will be held from the residence, Friday afternoon, with services conducted by Rev. W. V. Womack. Interment will be in Mt. Vernon cemetery. He is survived by his widow, five sons- Rufus A. Downey, and Arthur N. Downey, of Dalton, Thomas S. Downey of Shreveport, Page 79 of 313 ` Esselman D. Downey of Parkin, and Jeff F. Downey of Forrest City; four daughters, Mesdames L. R. Dye, R. C. Dalton, and F. G. McCrary, of Parkin, and Mrs. John Floyd of St. Louis; two brothers, M. L. and S. B. Downey, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Ann Mansker and Mrs. Rebecca Richardson, all of Eads, Colorado; and eighteen grandchildren and six great- grandchildren. Colonel Dennis Downey was born in Cape Giradeau, Missouri, in May 1843. He served with distinction in the Confederate Army thoughout the war, attaining the rank of Colonel. He had been a resident of county for the past twenty five or more years, and in his earlier years here he had engaged in farming operations, and was also a dealer in musical instruments. In the past few years, he operated The Downey House, known from coast to coast for the large number of tourists that have found lodging beneath its roof. Forrest City loses a good citizen, one that filled his place in the life of the community with honor, and that passes on to those who survive a rich heritage-an unblemished name. Dec.10,1925 Forrest City Times-Herald. Col. Dennis was married once before to Catherine Looney in Randolph Co.Arkansas in 1863. His parents were James C. and Mary A. Downey. James was born in Tennessee in 1817, and lived in Little Black, Randolph Co.Arkansas in 1860. Possibly Son: Downey, Rufus A b. May 14, 1867 d. Aug. 1, 1953 Oaklawn Cemetery Batesville, Independence Co., Ark.

Parents: James C. Downey/Mary A. Downey Spouses:Julia A. Fitzhugh Downey (1860 - 1920)*Catherine Looney Children:Olive Downey McCrary (____ - 1907)*Daisy Downey Dalton (1884 - 1938)*Esselman D. Downey (1888 - 1932)*Jeff F. Downey (1892 - 1974)*Rufus A. Downey, and Arthur N. Downey, of Dalton, Thomas S. Downey of Shreveport; four daughters, Mesdames L. R. Dye, of Parkin, and Mrs. John Floyd of St. Louis;Siblings: two brothers, M. L. and S. B. Downey, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Ann Mansker and Mrs. Rebecca Richardson-)* Per 1880 Census:Randolph Co., Ark. Wife Julia age 23- Son Rufus A. Downey age13, Nicholas Downey age 11, Tommy Downey age 6, Flora Downey age 4, Ellia Downey age 2, and Birdie Downey age zero-Rufus and Nicholas are probably from first Wife Catherine Looney Downey

Downey, Esselman D. 16436396

b. 1888 d. 1932 Tombstone with parents

Parents:Dennis Downey (1843 - 1925) Julia A. Fitzhugh Downey (1860 - 1920) Siblings:Olive Downey McCrary (____ - 1907)* Daisy Downey Dalton (1884 - 1938)* Esselman D. Downey (1888 - 1932) Jeff F. Downey (1892 - 1974)* Rufus A. Downey, and Arthur N. Downey, of Dalton, Thomas S. Downey of Shreveport; four daughters, Mesdames L. R. Dye, of Parkin, and Mrs. John Floyd of St. Louis

Downey, Jeff F. 16436397

b. 1892 d. 1974 Page 80 of 313 ` Tombstone-WW I Vet

Parents:Dennis Downey (1843 - 1925) Julia A. Fitzhugh Downey (1860 - 1920) Spouse:Alberta Milton Downey Brown (1901-1997) Children:Jeffie Jean Downey (1924 - 2000)*Siblings:Olive Downey McCrary (____ - 1907)*Daisy Downey Dalton (1884 - 1938)*Esselman D. Downey (1888 - 1932)*Jeff F. Downey (1892 - 1974) Rufus A. Downey, and Arthur N. Downey, of Dalton, Thomas S. Downey of Shreveport; four daughters, Mesdames L. R. Dye, of Parkin, and Mrs. John Floyd of St. Louis

Downey, Julia A. Fitzhugh, Mrs. 16436398

b. 1860 d. 1920

Tombstone see husband-Wife of Dennis Downey

Spouse:Dennis Downey (1843 - 1925) Children:Olive Downey McCrary (____ - 1907)*Daisy Downey Dalton (1884 - 1938)*Esselman D. Downey (1888 - 1932)*Jeff F. Downey (1892 - 1974)* Per 1880 Census:Randolph Co., Ark. Wife Julia age 23- Son Rufus A. Downey age13, Nicholas Downey age 11, Tommy Downey age 6, Flora Downey age 4, Ellia Downey age 2, and Birdie Downey age zero- and Arthur N. Downey, of Dalton, Thomas S. Downey of Shreveport; four daughters, Mesdames L. R. Dye, of Parkin, and Mrs. John Floyd of St. Louis-Note:Children born before 1880 are probably children of first wife.

Dunn, Mildred Louise Thompson, Mrs. 16436399

b. Jul. 8, 1927 d. Nov. 6, 1999 Tombstone-Wife of Unknown-Obit: Mrs. Mildred Louise Dunn, age 72, died Saturday, Nov. 6, 1999, at her daughter's Southhaven Miss. home. Mrs. Dunn was born July 8, 1927 in Forrest City to E. Flanders Thompson and Ethel Mae Gill Thompson. She was a member of the Widener Baptist Church and a housewife. Mrs. Dunn is survived by two brothers, M. Wilbern Thompson and Elmer Thompson, both of Forrest City; her sister, Hazel Martin of Widener; two sons, Roger Dunn of Forrest City and Ronnie Dunn of Marion; two daughters, Lou Bateman and Ann James, both of Southhaven, Miss.; 13 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Visitation will be held this evening from 6-8 p.m. at Morgan Chapel. Funeral services are scheduled for 1 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 9 at Morgan Chapel with Brother Bud Davis officiating. The burial will follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery under the direction of Morgan Funeral Home. Forrest City Times-Herald

Parents:E. Flanders Thompson (1897 - 1949) Ethel Mae Gill Thompson (1902 – 1958) Siblings:M. Wilburn Thompson/Elmer Eugene Thompson (1920 - 2012)* Hazel Tolice Thompson Martin (1922 - 2010)*Francis William Thompson (1924 - 1982)* Marion Wilford Thompson (1925 - 2006)* Mildred Louise Thompson Dunn (1927 - 1999) Spouse: Unknown Children:Roger Dunn/Ronnie Dunn/Lou Bateman/Ann James Marriage:age 19 Feb.9,1947 to John Alan Larley age 23 both of Forrest City-in Co., Ark. Page 81 of 313 `

Eager, Eula T. Aldridge, Mrs. 16436400

b. May 29, 1888 d. Apr. 26, 1910 Tombstone-Wife of Earle T. Eager-Obit: Mrs. E. T. Eager Died Wednesday-After short illness at the home of her parents Mr.& Mrs. W. H. Aldridge-Laid to Rest Thursday at Mt. Vernon Cemetery-In the beautiful spring time of a noble unselfish life, another one of Forrest City's fairest daughters has answered the last dread summons and passed over the dark river on whose further bank eternity lies; another angel has been added to the heavenly hosts above, while another household here on earth is desolated and forlorn; another baby girl weeps and will not be comforted, as she loses a loving mother's fond caresss and tender care; a heartbroken husband mourns for the loving wife who has gone before to that bourne whence no traveler ever returns; and scores of friends who had known her through her happy girlhood days-who have watched her as she grew into womanhood. Mrs. Eula Aldridge Eager after an illness of only about five weeks duration died Wednesday morning, Apr.26.1910 at the home of her parents, Mr.& Mrs. W. H. Aldridge, in this city. Deceased was born May 29,1888, and had she lived little over a month longer would have been twenty two years of age. She was married on July 25,1907, to Mr. Earle T. Eager, to whom union one child, a baby girl, now in her second year, was born. Deceased was a devoted Christian woman, having been, since early childhood, a faithful member of the Christian church. She had been ill for five weeks, and at her parents for two weeks. Mrs. Eager was the third daughter of Mr.& Mrs. W. H. Aldridge. Besides her husband, a two year old daughter, she leaves her parents, four sisters:Mrs .T. A. Carrick, of Parahould, Mrs. Jno.I. Jones, and Misses Lottie and Edna Aldridge, of this city, to mourn her loss. The funeral took place from family residence Thursday morning, Rev. B. L. Wilford, of the Methodist church officiating, Interrment at the Mt. Vernon cemetery. Forrest City Times Newspaper Apr.22,1910.

Parents:William Henderson Aldridge (1853 - 1942) Nancy Catherine Hester Aldridge (1865 - 1948) Siblings:Virgie May Aldridge Carrick (1886 - 1986)*Eula T. Aldridge Eager (1888 - 1910) Ruth Aldridge (1896 - 1896)* Mrs. John I. Jones/Lottie Aldridge/Edna Alridge Spouse: Earle T. Eager (unk) Child:Daughter

Easley, Michael Chandler 16436401 Page 82 of 313 `

b. Sep. 21, 1984 d. Jun. 11, 1993 Tombstone-Child-Son, Brother and Twin- Obit: Age 8, of Forrest City, died June 11, 1993 at the Arkansas Children's Hosp. in Little Rock. Born Sept. 21,1984 to B. Michael Easley and Sarah Amon Jordan Easley. He is survived by his parents, his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Jordan, Jr. of Natchez, Miss.; his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Barry W. Easley of Louisville,Ky., his twin brother Austin Hayes Easley of Forrest City; two sisters, Laura Elise Easley and Amon Elizabeth Easley, both of Forrest City.; aunts and uncles, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kotheimer of Louisville, Ky., Dr. and Mrs. Doug Ahrens of Louisville, Ky.; and Mr.and Mrs. B. Chandler Jordan III of Natchez, Miss.; and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Starr of Baton Rouge, La.;Rev. Ron Stone officiating in Mt. Vernon cemetery.

Parents: B. Michael Easley/Sarah Amon Jordan Easley Siblings: Austin Hayes Easley/Laura Elise Easley/Amon Elizabeth Easley

Eldridge, Elizabeth "Biff" Breese, Mrs. 16436403

b. Jan. 23, 1932 d. Jul. 7, 2002 Tombstone-Wife of George Davis Eldridge-Obituary: Elizabeth “Biff” Eldridge, 70, of Forrest City died Sunday, July 7, at Beverly Nursing Home in Heber Springs. Born at Memphis, she had lived in Forrest City most of her life and was a member of the First United Methodist Church. Survivors include three daughters, Mary Belle Downing of Heber Springs, Betty Breese Sessum of Caledonia, Miss., and Patricia Ann Henley of Heber Springs; one sister, Mary Sue Quinn of Jonesboro; nine grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. She was preceded in death by her husband, George Davis Eldridge; and her parents, Rowland C. Breese and Allie E. Alexander Breese. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. today at Stevens Funeral Home Chapel in Forrest City. Burial will be in Mount Vernon Cemetery. Memorials may be made to First United Methodist Church of Forrest City or the Forrest City Public Library.

Parents:Rowland Cuthbert Breese (1903 – 1981 Elizabeth Alexander Breese (1912 - 1999) Spouse:George Davis Eldridge (1930 - 1994)*Children:Mary Belle Downing/Betty Breese Sessum/Patricia Ann Henley Siblings:Mary Sue Quinn Page 83 of 313 `

Eldridge, Fenner T. 16436404

b. Oct. 5, 1871 d. Apr. 19, 1954 Tombstone- Fenner T. Eldridge, of this city, was married to Miss Zula Harvick at Hillsboro, Texas, last Tuesday. 1-4-1895 Forrest City Times Per Pat Mandy Williams:add child Cornelia (Woodfin) Eldridge b.June 14 1900 D April 23 1984 memorial number 16436836

Parents:John Edward Eldridge (1846 - 1920) Mary Winnifred Laughinghouse Eldridge (1849 - 1928) Spouse:Zada Harvick Eldridge (1876 - 1906)*Children:J. E. Eldridge (____ - 1899)*John E. Eldridge (1897 - 1898)*Mary Jane Eldridge Perry (1897 - 1980)*Cornelia Eldridge Woodfin (1900 -1984) 1984)*Anna May Eldridge (1903 - 1903)* (Siblings:Maggie Eldridge (1869 - 1957)*Fenner T. Eldridge (1871 - 1954) Percy Edward Eldridge (1873 - 1948)*Emma Maude Eldridge Gray (1876 - 1965)*Guy Douglass Eldridge (1878 - 1951)*Rolfe Chambliss Eldridge (1880 - 1967)* John Pike Eldridge (1883 - 1885) Fred Eldridge (1885 - 1970)* George L. Eldridge (1888 - 1954)*

Eldridge, George Davis 16436405

b. Oct. 26, 1930 d. Oct. 16, 1994

Tombstone

Parents:Fred Eldridge (1885 - 1970) Fannie Belle Davis Eldridge (1897 - 1936) Spouse:Elizabeth Breese Eldridge (1932 - 2002) Siblings: Fred Eldridge (1928 - 2017)* George Davis Eldridge (1930 - 1994)Thomas Eugene Eldridge (1935 - 2008)* Children:Mary Belle Downing/Betty Breese Sessum/Patricia Ann Henley Siblings:Mary Sue Quinn

Eldridge, Guy Douglass 16436406

b. Jan. 18, 1878 d. Oct. 17, 1951 Tombstone-Obit: 1951 Oct 17-Wednesday-Guy Douglass Eldridge, member of a Page 84 of 313 ` pioneer county family, passed away at the Eldridge home north of Forrest City this morning, Oct.17,1951, following a long illness. Mr. Eldridge was born in Forrest City Jan.18,1878, and was the son of Mary Laughinghouse and John Edward Eldridge. He moved from Forrest City several years ago and lived at Benton since that time. Following the death of his wife, the former Kate McPherson of Benton, about two months ago, Mr. Eldridge returned to Forrest City. Mr. Eldridge owned and operated a service station and tourist court at Benton for a number of years. Survivors are two step children, Brents and Ewing McPherson, both of Hope; four brothers, Fenner Eldridge, Rolfe Eldridge, and Fred Eldridge, all of Forrest City; and two sisters, Mrs. J. A. Gray and Miss Maggie Eldridge of Forrest City. Services will be held at the residence north of Forrest City tomorrow by Rev. Raymond L. Franks, with burial in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Pallbearers will be: Charlie Woodfin, Rodgers Deaderick, George Eldridge, Archie Smith, Rolfe Eldridge, Jr., Cleo Perry, Paul Eldridge, and Fred Eldridge.

Parents:John Edward Eldridge (1846 - 1920) Mary Winnifred Laughinghouse Eldridge (1849 - 1928) Spouse:Kathreen Ll McPherson Brents Eldridge (1878 - 1951) Siblings:Maggie Eldridge (1869 - 1957)*Fenner T. Eldridge (1871 - 1954)*Percy Edward Eldridge (1873 - 1948)*Emma Maude Eldridge Gray (1876 - 1965)*Guy Douglass Eldridge (1878 - 1951) Rolfe Chambliss Eldridge (1880 - 1967)* Fred Eldridge (1885 - 1970)*George L. Eldridge (1888 - 1954)* John Pike Eldridge (1883 - 1885)

Eldridge, John Edward, Sr 16436407

b. Jan. 18, 1846 d. Aug. 28, 1920 Tombstone-CSA Vet-Obit: John E. Eldridge, Prominent Citzen Passes Away: On Saturday morning the soul of our friend John E. Eldridge winged its flight to the God who gave it. He had been in failing health for several years, but was only confined to his bed a few weeks. When all that medical skill, loving hearts and willing hands could do proved unavailing, he passed over the river to rest under the shade of the trees. In the passing of Mr. Eldridge, Forrest City loses one of her best and most honored citizens; ane excellent example of true, noble, and Christian manhood, one to be emulated. He was a devoted husband, a fond father, a faithful friend. Modest and unassuming to a degree, he sought the right way, and Page 85 of 313 ` when it was found, he marched in it never swerving. The funeral services were held in the Methodist church, of which he had been a member for over 30 years, and held honorary positions, as a honorary Trustee at the time of his death, services conducted by Rev. W. C. Davidson, of Little Rock, assisted by the presiding elder of the Forrest City District, Rev. W. B. Hayes. These ministers paid loving tribute to God's noblest work-"a good man." John Edward Eldridge was born in Germantown, Tenn., Jan.18,1846. He moved to county with his parents when very young, and ever afterwards made it his home. He was married to Miss Mary Winnifred Laughinghouse, Jan.13,1869. He carried her to the sweet little home he had prepared for his bride, and there they lived ever since and raised their family of six noble sons and two daughters, Mrs. Joe Gray and Miss Maggie Eldridge. One son, John Jr. died in infancy. At the age of 18 he joined the Confederate army as a volunteer-was wounded and taken prisoner, on account of his youth and through the influence of his friend, Mrs. John Mallory, he was released and allowed to go home. Mr.and Mrs. Eldridge celebrated their Golden Anniversary on the 13th of January 1919. All their children and their 13 grand children gathered for this happy event. He leaves behind him to mourn his loss, the widow, six sons and two daughters. The active pall bearers were his six sons:Fenner, Percy, Rolfe, Guy, Fred and George Eldridge. Honorary pall bearers were:T. C. Merwin, Silas C. Campbell, Berry Fussell, Atkins Johnson, R. L. Pettus, T. W. McClendon, Dr. L. H. Merritt, and Dr. H. R. Clark. Forrest City Times Herald Sep.20,1920. Arkansas Confederate Pensions Surname:Eldridge Given Name:John Edward Application Number:29212-Widow Surname:Eldridge Widow Given Name: Mary-Company:F Regiment:1 (Dobbins')State Served From:Arkansas Division:Cavalry Pension County: Death Date:8/28/1920-Comments:widow applied 1927

Parents:Richard Kenneth Eldridge (1805 - 1875) Spouse:Mary Winnifred Laughinghouse Eldridge (1849 - 1928) Children:Maggie Eldridge (1869 - 1957)*Fenner T. Eldridge (1871 - 1954)*Percy Edward Eldridge (1873 - 1948)*Emma Maude Eldridge Gray (1876 - 1965)*Guy Douglass Eldridge (1878 - 1951)*Rolfe Chambliss Eldridge (1880 - 1967)* John Pike Eldridge (1883 - 1885) Fred Eldridge (1885 - 1970)*George L. Eldridge (1888 - 1954)*Sibling:Emma Eldridge Dawson (1837 - 1900)*John Edward Eldridge (1846 - 1920)

Eldridge, John Pike 16436408 b. Apr. 28, 1883 d. Jun. 14, 1885 No Tombstone-Probably John Jr. referred to in John Edward Eldridge, Sr.’s obituary.

Parents:John Edward Eldridge (1846 - 1920) Mary Winnifred Laughinghouse Eldridge (1849 - 1928) Siblings:Maggie Eldridge (1869 - 1957)*Fenner T. Eldridge (1871 - 1954)*Percy Edward Eldridge (1873 - 1948)*Emma Maude Eldridge Gray (1876 - 1965)*Guy Douglass Eldridge (1878 - 1951)*Rolfe Chambliss Eldridge (1880 - 1967)*John Pike Eldridge (1883 - 1885) Fred Eldridge (1885 - 1970)* George L. Eldridge (1888 - 1954)*

Eldridge, Maggie 16436409

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b. Nov. 19, 1869 d. Apr. 13, 1957 Tombstone

Parents:John Edward Eldridge (1846 - 1920) Mary Winnifred Laughinghouse Eldridge (1849 - 1928) Siblings: Maggie Eldridge (1869 - 1957) Fenner T. Eldridge (1871 - 1954)*Percy Edward Eldridge (1873 - 1948)* Emma Maude Eldridge Gray (1876 - 1965)*Guy Douglass Eldridge (1878 - 1951)* Rolfe Chambliss Eldridge (1880 - 1967)*Fred Eldridge (1885 - 1970)*George L. Eldridge (1888 - 1954)* John Pike Eldridge (1883 - 1885)

Eldridge, Mary Winnifred Laughinghouse, Mrs. 16436402

b. Jan. 23, 1849 d. Mar. 29, 1928 Tombstone-Wife of John Edward Eldridge, Sr.-Obit: Funeral services for Mrs. J. E. Eldridge, who passed away Thursday night, Mar.29,1928, were held Friday morning, conducted by Rev. Eli Myers, interment in the family burial plot at Mt. Vernon cemetery. Active pall bearers were her six sons:Fenner, Percy, Guy, Rolfe, Fred and George, and the honorary pall bearers were member of the family:J. A. Gray, C. C. Perry, Archie Smith, Bert Mallory, Fred Seaton, T. A. Buford, Fenner Laughinghouse, Brent McPherson, and William Dawson. Mrs. Mary Laughinghouse Eldridge was born near Huntsville, Alabama, Jan.23,1849. Died in her home, where she had lived nearly all of her life, Mar.29,1928, aged 79 years, 2 months, and 6 days old. When but a small girl her family came to and located here, Forrest City, where this city has grown up out of these forests. She was married to J. E. Eldridge Jan.13,1869, and began their home here in the forest, where the wild animals, like deer, bear, wild hogs, and turkeys played about their new home. Mr. Eldridge died Aug.28,1920. To this union were born nine children, seven boys and two girls, all of whom are living save one boy, John who died as a child of three tender years. Mrs. Eldridge, though frail in body, had a strong and charitable purpose, for in addition to rearing this large family, she Page 87 of 313 ` took care of four grand children and one niece, and reared them to full life. Mrs. Eldridge was converted and joined the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, when but a small girl and has made this church her faithful home for 67 years. All her children were present for the final trip to the grave site. Rev. Eli Myers. April 5,1928 Forrest City Times-Herald.John Edward Eldridge was married to Miss Mary Winnifred Laughinghouse, Jan.13,1869.

Parents:George W. Laughinghouse (1818 - 1876) Margaret Laughinghouse (1821 - 1891) Spouse:John Edward Eldridge (1846 - 1920)*Children:Maggie Eldridge (1869 - 1957)*Fenner T. Eldridge (1871 - 1954)*Percy Edward Eldridge (1873 - 1948)*Emma Maude Eldridge Gray (1876 - 1965)*Guy Douglass Eldridge (1878 - 1951)*Rolfe Chambliss Eldridge (1880 - 1967)* John Pike Eldridge (1883 - 1885) Fred Eldridge (1885 - 1970)*George L. Eldridge (1888 - 1954)*Siblings:J. Fenner Laughinghouse (1846 - 1919)*Mary Winnifred Laughinghouse Eldridge (1849 - 1928)Cornelia M. Laughinghouse Mallory (1851 - 1924)*Alice N. Laughinghouse Aven (1854 - 1930)*Anna Laughinghouse (1856 - 1947)*Kate Laughinghouse Oliver (1859 - 1889)*George Neuman Laughinghouse (1861 - 1915)*

Eldridge, Richard Kenneth 16436410

b. Jun. 28, 1805 d. Sep. 10, 1875 Tombstone-Possible Civil War Vet CSA-Widower On 1860, 1870 Census Franks Township, , Ark., living with Daughter Emma Eldridge Dawson and her husband Jacob Dawson. On 1830 Census in Sussex, Va.

Children:Emma Eldridge Dawson (1837 - 1900)*John Edward Eldridge (1846 - 1920)*

Eldridge, Thomas Eugene 31288609

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b. Dec. 16, 1935 d. Nov. 7, 2008 Tombstone-Obit: Mr. Thomas Eugene Eldridge, age 72, of Heber Springs and formerly of Forrest City, died Friday, Nov. 7, 2008, at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock. Mr. Eldridge was born Dec. 16, 1935, in Forrest City, the son of Fred Eldridge Sr. and Fannie Belle Davis Eldridge. He lived in Forrest City until moving to Heber Springs, was a retired electrical contractor, a Gideon and a member of the Sugarloaf Baptist Church. Mr. Eldridge married Maxie Ellis Spencer in 1989 and she survives him along with one son, Michael Eldridge of Marion; three daughters, Eugenia Gray of Pueblo, Colo., Julie Dye and Debra Evanoff, both of Heber Springs; a step-son, Michael Spencer of Forrest City; two step-daughters, Debra Sartain of Ida and Jodie Causey of Forrest City; a brother, Fred Eldridge of Forrest City; 21 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a brother, George Eldridge of Forrest City. Funeral services for Mr. Eldridge were held on Monday, Nov. 10, 2008, at 11 a.m. at the Sugarloaf Baptist Church in Heber Springs. Burial followed in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Stevens Funeral Home was in charge of all arrangements. The family requests that memorials be made to the Sugarloaf Baptist Church Building Fund, 699 Wilburn Road, Heber Springs, AR 72543. Friends and family are invited to sign the online guest book at www.stevensfuneralhome.net. Published: 2008-11- 10 Forrest City Times Herald

Parents:Fred Eldridge (1885 - 1970) Fannie Belle Davis Eldridge (1897 – 1936) Spouse: Maxie Ellis Spencer Eldridge (unk)Siblings:Fred Eldridge (1928 - 2017)*George Davis Eldridge (1930 - 1994)*Thomas Eugene Eldridge (1935 - 2008) Children:Michael Eldridge/Eugenia Gray/Julie Dye/Debra Evanoff

Endicott, Charles Eugene 16436411

b. May 11, 1921 d. Aug. 2, 1966 Tombstone-WW II and Korea Vet-Obit: Funeral services for Charles E. Endicott, 45, who died Tuesday afternoon, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Stevens Funeral Home. Rev. Lester Nance will conduct the services. Burial will be at Mount Vernon Cemetery. Mr. Endicott died in the church yard at Forrest Hill Methodist Church. A veteran of World War II and the Korean war. He was born in Pawnee, Okla. in 1921, he had previously lived in Memphis and other places. He had lived in Forrest City for nine years, and resided on Indian Trail. A watchmaker, he was a member of Forrest Hills Methodist Church and the American Legion. In 1948 he married Miss Minnie Tully, who survives him. Other survivors Page 89 of 313 ` include his two sons, Tully E. Endicott and Patrick Forrest Endicott, and a daughter Miss Tulia Eva Endicott all of Forrest City; two sisters, Mrs. Lorene Graham of Memphis and Mrs. Joyce Meshek of Pawnee; four brothers, William E. Endicott of Dallas, Nelson B. Endicott of Memphis, James Endicott in the Army at Oakland, Iowa, and Clayton Endicott of Chauteau, Okla; and one grandchild.

Spouse:Minnie Elizabeth Tully Endicott (1922 - 2016)* Children:Tully E. Endicott/Patrick Forrest Endicott/Tulia Eva Endicott Siblings: Mrs. Lorene Graham/Mrs. Joyce Meshek/William E. Endicott/Nelson B. Endicott/James Endicott/Clayton Endicott

Endicott, Minnie Elizabeth Tully, Mrs. 1,61177281

b. May 13, 1922 d. Apr. 7, 2016 No Tombstone-Picture-WW II Vet-Wife of Charles Endicott-Obit: Minnie Tully Endicott, 93, of Bartlett, TN, passed away on Thursday, April 7, 2016. She was a proud member of the Army during WWII. She is survived by her three children, Tully Endicott, Tula Endicott, and Patrick Endicott; by 4 grandchildren, Gene Endicott, David Endicott, Steven Endicott and Heather Endicott; and three great grandchildren, Lizzy Endicott, Doninique Endicott, and Serena Endicott. Per her instructions she will be cremated with burial at a later date in Arkansas. She was the widow of Charles Eugene Endicott deceased August 2, 1966. She never remarried. She served at the rank of Sergeant in the Women’s Army Corps of the United States Army stationed at Seattle, Washington during World War II. She was a member of the American Legion. She was a graduate of the Forrest City Arkansas High School and a graduate of the State Technical Institute of Memphis (now the Memphis State Community College).She had been very active member of the First United Methodist Church and the Forrest Hills United Methodist Church both of Forrest City, Arkansas where she served as board secretary, annual conference delegate, Sunday school teacher, MYF sponsor, WSCS president, and in other offices. She was a charter member of the Forrest Hills United Methodist Church (now the Victory United Methodist Church). She was a Cub Scouts den leader for many years, and she was very active in the Forrest City High School Band Booster’s Club. She was an avid fan of professional baseball especially of the St. Louis Cardinals. She was a devoted fan of Star Trek’s Mr. Spock (Leonard Nimoy) and a loyal member of the Memphis Star Trek Fan Association. She was a fan of The Irish Tenors, because she was third generation Irish of the Tully family who founded the Anderson-Tully Lumber Company of Memphis. She was actively involved in the raising of her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. She loved children, dogs, and cats, especially strays and rescues. Many a child, dog, and cat owe her much for her love and attention. Forest Hill Funeral Home & Memorial Park, East

Spouse:Charles Eugene Endicott (1921 - 1966) Children:Tully E. Endicott/Patrick Forrest Endicott/Tulia Eva Endicott

Eppes, Nellie Bly DeLano, Mrs. 16436412

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b. Dec. 29, 1889 d. Jan. 21, 1970 Tombstone-Wife of Robert Eppes

Parents:Charles Edward Delano (1850 - 1926) Suslnnah Ann Miles Delano (1868 - 1943) Spouse:Robert Emmett Eppes (1890 - 1955)*Children:Geneva Ruth Eppes Howerton (1918 - 1999)*Frances Louise Eppes Devereux (1918 - 2011)*Siblings:Richard Delano (____ - 1910)*Nellie Bly DeLano Eppes (1889 - 1970) Bessie Delano Allen (1894 - 1988)*Francis Willard Delano Kelley (1897 - 1986)*Charles Edward Delano (1904 - 1905)*

Eppes, Robert Emmett 16436413 b. Sep. 6, 1890 d. Jul. 23, 1955 Tombstone see wife

Spouse:Nellie Bly DeLano Eppes (1889 - 1970) Children:Geneva Ruth Eppes Howerton (1918 - 1999)*Frances Louise Eppes Devereux (1918 - 2011)

Evans, Andrew Floyd 16436414

b. Jun. 1, 1893 d. Feb. 19, 1949 Tombstone-Per 1940 Census: Household-Floyd Evans Head M 47 Texas Laura Evans Wife F 31 Tennessee Billie Mae Evans Daughter F 11 Oklahoma Robert Evans Son M 8 Arkansas Joe Evans Son M 5 Arkansas Charles Evans Son M 0 Arkansas

Spouse:Laura Belle Evans (1908-1991) Children:Floyd Robert Evans (1931 - 1951)*Billie Mae Evans/Joe Evans/Charles Evans

Evans, Daisy Nash, Mrs. 16436415 Page 91 of 313 `

b. Nov. 16, 1874 d. Aug. 10, 1936 Tombstone-Wife of Wlliam Perry Evans

Parents: Louisa V. Nash (____ - 1888) Spouse:William Perry Evans (1872 - 1944) Children:Carrie Evans Pearson (1896 - 1988)* Siblings: Maggie Nash (____ - 1898)*Willie E. Nash (1860 - 1906)*Daisy Nash Evans (1874 - 1936)

Evans, Floyd Robert 16436416

b. May 16, 1931 d. Feb. 28, 1951 Tombtone-Korea Vet Died as POW-Floyd was living in , AR when he enlisted and was a member of the 5th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division. He was taken Prisoner of War while fighting the enemy in North Korea on November 28, 1950 and died while a prisoner on February 28, 1951. Corporal Evans was awarded the Combat Infantryman's Badge, the Prisoner of War Medal, the Korean Service Medal, the United Nations Service Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, the Korean Presidential Unit Citation and the Republic of Korea War Service Medal.

Parents: Andrew Floyd Evans (1893-1949) Laura Bell Evans (1908-1991)

Evans, Laura Belle, Mrs. 16436417

b. Jan. 20, 1908 d. Jan. 13, 1991 Tombstone-Wife of Andrew Floyd Evans-Obituary: Mrs. Laura Bell Evans, 82, of Benton, died Jan.13,1991. A homemaker and a Methodist, Mrs. Evans was preceded by her husband in death, Andrew Floyd Evans. She leaves two sons, Joe Evans of Benton and Page 92 of 313 ` Charles Evans of Little Rock; a daughter, Bilile May Evans Robinson of Ashville, N. C.. and 12 grandchildren; Graveside services Jan. 15 at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City by Ashby FH of Benton.

Spouse: Andrew Floyd Evans (1893-1949) Children:Floyd Robert Evans (1931 - 1951)*Children:Joe Evans/Charles Evans/Billy May Evans Robinson

Evans, William Perry 16436418

b. Nov. 10, 1872 d. Jan. 26, 1944 Tombstone

Spouse:Daisy Nash Evans (1874 - 1936) Children:Carrie Evans Pearson (1896 - 1988)*

Ferguson, Edward R 184882096

b. Sep. 11, 1912 d. Feb. 22, 1991 1. Tombstone-WW II Vet-Obit: Mr. Edward R. Ferguson of Forrest City died Feb. 22, 1991, at Baptist Central Hosp. in Memphis. He was 79. He was born Sep. 11, 1912 to Elton T. Ferguson and Eva Bernard Ferguson. He lived in Forrest City all his life where he was a retired farmer and fertilizer salesman. He was a veteran of WW II, a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and a member of the First Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife, Gladys Anderson Ferguson; a son, Eddie Ferguson of Forrest City; two daughters, Judy Ferguson Smith of Amelia Island, Fla. And Eva Ferguson of Memphis; three brothers, Jack, Leon and Gene Ferguson of Forrest City; a sister, Louis Ferguson Moore of Forrest City; and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held Feb. 24 at Stevens FH Chapel with Rev. Dealton Beall officiating. Burial was in Mt. Vernon Cemetery.

Parents:Elton Theophleus Ferguson (1882-1969) Eva Bernard Ferguson (1886-1976) Spouse:Gladys Anderson Ferguson (1918 - 2005) Children: Eddie Ferguson/Judy Ferguson Smith/Gene Ferguson Siblings:Elton Theophleus Ferguson “Jack” (1907 - 1994)*Walter Eugene Ferguson (1916 - 2000)* Leon Frazier Ferguson (1919 - 1996)*Louis Ferguson Moore Page 93 of 313 `

Ferguson, Gladys Anderson, Mrs. 16436419

b. Dec. 20, 1918 d. Aug. 24, 2005 Tombstone-Wife of Edward R. Ferguson-Obit: Mrs. Gladys Anderson Ferguson age 86, of Forrest City, died Wednesday, August 24, 2005, in Little Rock. Mrs. Ferguson was born December 20, 1918, in Forrest City. She was the daughter of Everett Anderson and Nora Whittenton Anderson. She had made her home in Forrest City all of her life and had worked in the Forrest City Public School System for several years. Mrs. Ferguson was a member of the Musical Coterie and a member of the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Ferguson married Edward Ferguson in 1945, and he preceded her in death in 1991. She is survived by two daughters, Judy and husband Bill Smith of Little Rock, Eva Ferguson of Atlanta; a daughter-in-law Tina Ferguson of Fayetteville, Arkansas; two sisters, Helen Stough of Hampton, Virginia and Mildred Bridgeman of Charleston South Carolina; one brother, Curtis Anderson of Forrest City; five grandchildren, Lyn Corley, Erin Griffin, Matt Bell, Laurabeth Michael and Douglas Ferguson. Six great grandchildren also survive her. Mrs. Ferguson was preceded in death by a son, Eddie Ferguson in 2002.Services will be held Saturday, August 27, 2005, at 11:00 at Stevens Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 Friday at the funeral home. The family request memorials be made to Arkansas Hospice. Under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents:Everett Sutton Anderson (1894 - 1967) Nora Louise Whittenton Anderson (1895 - 1966) Spouse: Edward R Ferguson (1912 - 1991)* Children:Edward Everett Ferguson (1948 - 2002)*Judy Smith/Eva Ferguson Siblings:Stella Mae Anderson Christian (1916 - 2000)*Gladys Anderson Ferguson (1918 - 2005) Clayborn Everett Anderson (1920 - 1944)*Vernon Curtis Anderson (1925 - 2016)*Helen Ferguson Stough

Finley, Selmer 16436420 y b. unknown d. unknown

No Tombstone

Fisher, Fred Henderson 16436421

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b. Sep. 15, 1882 d. Oct. 8, 1953 Tombstone- Children per Obit of Paula Nickells:Survived by two sisters; Mary Binkley of Kansas City, Kansas, and Lois Beggs of Caldwell. She had one brother, William Fisher, five sisters; Clara Brock, Freddie Jones, Bertha Benton, Dora King, and Eula Mae Ryan, who all preceded her in death.

Spouse:Mary Wogoman Fisher (1887 - 1976) Children:Eula Mae Fisher Ryan (1905 - 2008)*Bertha Lee Fisher Benton (1908 - 1972)*Dora Marie Fisher King (1909 - 2007)*William H. Fisher (1917 - 1937)*Mary E Fisher Binkley (1920 - 2012)*Paula Fisher Nickells (1923 - 2012)*

Fisher, Mary Wogoman, Mrs. 16436422 b. Mar. 16, 1887 d. Jan. 22, 1976 Tombstone see husband-Wife of Fred Henderson Fisher

Spouse:Fred Henderson Fisher (1882 - 1953)*Children:Eula Mae Fisher Ryan (1905 - 2008)*Bertha Lee Fisher Benton (1908 - 1972)*Dora Marie Fisher King (1909 - 2007)*William H. Fisher (1917 - 1937)*Mary E Fisher Binkley (1920 - 2012)*Paula Fisher Nickells (1923 - 2012)*

Mount Vernon Fisher, William H. 16436423 Cemetery Forrest City

b. Mar. 21, 1917 d. Dec. 24, 1937 Tombstone

Parents:Fred Henderson Fisher (1882 - 1953) Mary Wogoman Fisher (1887 - 1976) Siblings:Eula Mae Fisher Ryan (1905 - 2008)*Bertha Lee Fisher Benton (1908 - 1972)*Dora Marie Fisher King (1909 - 2007)*William H. Fisher (1917 - 1937) Mary E Fisher Binkley (1920 - 2012)*Paula Fisher Nickells (1923 - 2012)*

Mount Vernon Fitzsimmons, Burton Wolfe 16436424 Cemetery Forrest City Page 95 of 313 `

b. Mar. 9, 1896 d. Mar. 17, 1978 Tombstone-WW I Vet-Married Feb.12,1927 to Mary Louise Dews-Married Oct.18, 1947 to Ocie Lee m.Bryan Galloway

Spouse:Mary Louise Dews Fitzsimmons (1901 - 1946)* Ocie Lee Bryan Galloway Fitzsimmons (1903-1978)

Fitzsimmons, Mary Louise Dews, Mrs. 16436425

b. Aug. 24, 1901 d. Sep. 1, 1946 Tombstone-1st Wife of Burton Fitzsimmons

Spouse:Burton Wolfe Fitzsimmons (1896 - 1978)

Fleming, Mary Victoria McCrary, Mrs. 16436426

b. Mar. 25, 1900 d. Sep. 28, 1943 Tombstone-Wife of Paul Fleming

Spouse: Paul Fleming (1895-1971)

Mount Vernon Fleming, Paul, Sr 16436427 Cemetery Forrest City

b. May 29, 1895 d. Sep. 21, 1971 Page 96 of 313 ` Tombstone-WW I Vet-Obit: 09/21/71-Paul Fleming Sr., 76, of N. Little Rock, died last night at Jacksonville. He had been in poor health for the past two years. Fleming was born May 29,1865 in Poplar Bluff, Mo., and was the son of Mary Frances Haynie Fleming and Jim Fleming. He had spent most of his life in Forrest City until moving to Little Rock in 1964. He was a retired wirechief for the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company in Forrest City, with 42 years of employment. He was a member of the Christian church, was a World War I Veteran, a member of the American Legion, Telephone Pioneers, VFW, and was awarded the Bell Telephone medal in 1936 for "Services rendered" during the Goodwin airplane tragedy. He was married to Mary A. McCrary, almost 50 years ago, she preceded him in death. Survivors include a son, Paul Fleming Jr., of St.Louis; and two daughters, Mrs. Mary Frances Wagner of Washington and Mrs. Wednell Chesshir of N.Little Rock. Funeral services will be held at the Stevens Funeral Home Friday. Burial will follow in Mt.Vernon cemetery. Forrest City Times-Herald

Parents:James Williams ”Jim” Fleming/Mary Haney Fleming (1875 - 1911) Spouse:Mary Victoria McCrary Fleming (1900 - 1943) Children:Paul Fleming, Jr./Mrs. Mary France Wagner/Mrs. Wednell Cheshir

Floyd, Willie D. Biggers, Mrs. 16436428

b. unknown d. Aug. 20, 1946 Tombstone

Floyd, Willis, Mrs. 16436429 b. unknown d. unknown

No Tombstone

Fogg, Major Joseph Edward "Ed" 185519979

b. 1919 d. 1997 Tombstone-Marine Vet

Spouse: Mary Bob Lanier Fogg (1922-2002) Children:Lanier Fogg/Mary Faith Floyd/Patricia Freeman/Barbara Frazer Page 97 of 313 `

Fogg, Mary Bob Lanier, Mrs. 16436430,

b. Jan. 15, 1922 d. Mar. 9, 2002 Tombstone-Wife of Joseph Edward Fogg-Obit: Mrs. Mary Bob Lanier Fogg, age 80, of Memphis, formerly of Forrest City, died Saturday, March 9, 2002.Mrs. Fogg was born Jan. 15, 1922, in Forrest City, and was the daughter of John T. Lanier and Betta Adrian Lanier. She had been a chemist, an English teacher, a housewife, a member of the Garden Club, and the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd in Forrest City. Mrs. Fogg was married to Ed Fogg in 1945, and he preceded her in death in 1997. She is survived by one son, Lanier Fogg of Memphis;three daughters, Mary Faith Floyd of West Memphis, Patricia Freeman of Edison, N.J. and Barbara Frazer of Green Bay, Wis.; one brother, John Lanier Jr. of Seabring, Fla.; and two grandchildren. Visitation for Mrs. Fogg will be Monday, March 11, 2002, at 6 p.m., at Stevens Funeral Home. Funeral services for Mrs. Fogg will be conducted Tuesday, March 12, 2002, at 11 a.m., at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, with Father Tom Newman officiating the service. Burial will follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home. Forrest City Times-Herald

Parents:John Thomas Lanier (1898 - 1969) Betta Adrian Lanier (1895 - 1961) Spouse:Joseph Edward Fogg (1919 - 1997)*Siblings:Infant Son Lanier (____ - 1920)*Mary Bob Lanier Fogg (1922 - 2002) John T. Lanier (1924 - 2011)* Betta A. Lanier Shackelford (1928 - 1998)*Children: Lanier Fogg/Mary Faith Floyd/Patricia Freeman/Barbara Frazer

Foote, Judy Yvonne Martin, Mrs. 16436431

b. Nov. 11, 1943 d. May 1, 2004 Tombstone-Wife of Paul McVey Foote-Obit: Mrs. Judy Yvonne Foote, age 60, of Forrest City, died Saturday, May 1, 2004, at her home.Mrs. Foote was born Nov. 11, 1943, in Earle, the daughter of Clarence Martin and Lillian Raymond Martin. She was a homemaker and a member of the Shell Lake Baptist Church.Mrs. Foote married Paul McVey Foote in 1968 and he survives her along with two sons, McVey Foote of Marion and Ken Frank Foote of Forrest City; a daughter, Yvonne Foote of Warrenton, Mo.; five brothers, Ronald Martin and Russell Martin both of Heth, Walter Martin of Bartlett, Tenn., Carroll Martin of Tennessee and Ralph Martin of Kansas; three sisters, Lois Laws and Louise Bounds both of Heth and Earline Martin of Kansas and six grandchildren.Visitation for Mrs. Foote will be held on Monday, May 3, 2004, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Stevens Funeral Home. Funeral services will be Page 98 of 313 ` held graveside on Tuesday, May 6, 2004, at Mt. Vernon Cemetery at 1 p.m.

Parents: Clarence Martin/Lillian Raymond Martin Spouse:Paul McVey Foote (1930-2006) Children:Yvonne Foote/McVey Foote/Ken Frank Foote Siblings:Ronald Martin/Russell Martin/Lois Laws/Louise Bounds/Earline Martin

Foote, Paul McVey 16436432 b. Sep. 3, 1930 d. Oct. 8, 2006 Tombstone see wife-Korea Vet-Obit: Mr. Paul M. Foote, age 76, of Forrest City, died Sunday, October 8, 2006, at his home in Forrest City. Mr. Foote was born Sept. 3, 1930, in Lewisville, Penn., the son of Frank Foote and Mary Mackie Foote. He moved to Forrest City in 1992 from Pennsylvania, was a truck driver and security guard. He was a veteran of the Korean War and was a Baptist. Mr. Foote married Judy Martin in 1967, and she preceded him in death in 2004. He is survived by two sons, McVey Foote of Marion and Ken Foote of Forrest City; one daughter, Yvonne Schexnaider of Forrest City, and eight grandchildren. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 this evening at Stevens Funeral Home. Graveside services for Mr. Foote will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 11, 2006, at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City. Published: 2006-10-10

Parents: Frank Foote/Mary Mackie Foote Spouse: Judy Yvonne Martin Foote (1943-2004) Children:McVey Foote/Ken Frank Foote/Yvonne Schexnaider

Forrester, Andrew “Andy” J. 16436433

b. Feb. 22, 1921 d. Feb. 18, 1980 Tombstone

Parents:Curtis O. Forrester (1892 - 1943) Mary Dell Thompson Forrester (1894 - 1983) Spouse:Eulene Heath Forrester (1922 - 2010)*Siblings:Paul L. Forrester (1915 - 2006)* Andy J. Forrester (1921 - 1980) Cecil Owen Forrester (1922 - 1962)* Opal I. Forrester Dalton (1918-1998) Helen Forrester Jolly (1924-)

Forrester, Cecil Owen 16436434 b. Dec. 28, 1922 d. Jul. 25, 1962 No Tombstone-Married Mar.6,1948 age 25 to Betty Jane Peterson age 18 both of Forrest City

Parents:Curtis O. Forrester (1892 - 1943) Mary Dell Thompson Forrester (1894 - 1983) Siblings:Paul L. Forrester (1915 - 2006)*Andy J. Forrester (1921 - 1980)*Cecil Owen Forrester (1922 - 1962) Opal I. Forrester Dalton (1918-1998) Helen Forrester Jolly (1924-)

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Mount Vernon Forrester, Curtis O. 16436435 Cemetery Forrest City

b. Feb. 24, 1892 d. Feb. 1, 1943 Tombstone

Spouse:Mary Dell Thompson Forrester (1894 - 1983) Children:Paul L. Forrester (1915 - 2006)*Andy J. Forrester (1921 - 1980)*Cecil Owen Forrester (1922 - 1962)* Opal I. Forrester Dalton (1918-1998) Helen Forrester Jolly (1924-)

Forrester, Eulene Heath, Mrs. 16436436

b. Mar. 9, 1922 d. Sep. 15, 2010 Tombstone-Wife of Andy Forrester-Obit: Mrs. Eulene Heath Forrester, age 88, of Forrest City, Arkansas was called to her eternal home on Wednesday, September 15, 2010.She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. She will be greatly missed by her two daughters, Brenda Burrows of Fayetteville, Arkansas and Paula Wilder of Memphis; her five grandchildren, Bill Burrows Jr. of Marion, Leah Burrows Cate of Prairie Grove, Eli, Heath and Cole Wilder all of Memphis and one great grandchild John Parker Burrows of Marion and a host of other loving family members and friends.Eulene was a very considerate, caring woman whose thoughtfulness and kindness clearly touched everyone she met. She was considered an angel on earth by her two daughters. She was preceded in death by husband Andy Forrester in 1980 and also her parents Arch R. Heath and Lillie Lindsey Heath both of Forrest City. Eulene was a member of the First Baptist Church, the "Happy Dayers" and the auditorium Sunday school class. She also belonged to the Baptist Memorial Ladies Auxiliary and was a charter member of the Easter Star. She received her BA degree in Business Administration from Arkansas State University in 1943, where she as a member of the Pi Omega Pi Honorary Fraternity and the Alpha Tau Zeta sorority. She retired from Entergy in 1984 after 20 years as Customer Service Specialist. After retirement, Eulene received the Governor's Volunteer Excellence Award in recognition of volunteer service to the people of Arkansas.The family will receive friends from 6:00 to 7:30 on Thursday, September 16, 2010 at Stevens Funeral Home. Burial is at Mt.Vernon.

Parents:Archie Roane Heath (1900 - 1955) Lillie Mae Lindsey Heath (1901 - 1962) Page 100 of 313 ` Spouse:Andrew “Andy” J. Forrester (1921 - 1980) Children:Brenda Burrows/Paula Wilder

Forrester, Mary Dell Thompson, Mrs. 16436437

b. Apr. 23, 1894 d. Dec. 8, 1983 Tombstone see husband-Wife of Curtis Forrester

Spouse:Curtis O. Forrester (1892 - 1943)*Children:Paul L. Forrester (1915 - 2006)*Andy J. Forrester (1921 - 1980)*Cecil Owen Forrester (1922 - 1962)* Opal I. Forrester Dalton (1918- 1998) Helen Forrester Jolly (1924-)

Forrester, Paul L. 16436438 b. Dec. 14, 1915 d. Jan. 10, 2006 No Tombstone-WW II Vet-Obit: Mr. Paul L. Forrester, age 89, of Westland, Mich. and formerly of Forrest City, died Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2006, at his home. Mr. Forrester was born Dec. 14, 1915, in Black Rock, the son of Curtis O. Forrester and Mary Della Forrester. He was a decorated veteran of World War II and the United States Marine Corps. He was also retired from the Chrysler Corporation. Mr. Forrester is survived by his wife of 55 years, Opal Forrester; a sister, Helen Jolly of Forrest City; five grandchildren; one great- grandchild; one great-great-grandchild; and a host of other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by a sister, Opal Dalton; and two brothers, Andrew Forrester and Cecil Forrester. Visitation for Mr. Forrester will be held from 1 to 2 p.m. at Stevens Funeral Home on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2006. Funeral services will follow in the Chapel of Stevens Funeral Home at 2 p.m. with Rev. J .E. Hughes officiating. Burial will follow in Mt. Vernon Cemetery.

Parents:Curtis O. Forrester (1892 - 1943) Mary Dell Thompson Forrester (1894 - 1983) Spouse: Opal Forrester Siblings:Paul L. Forrester (1915 - 2006) Andy J. Forrester (1921 - 1980)*Cecil Owen Forrester (1922 - 1962)*Opal I. Forrester Dalton (1918-1998) Helen Forrester Jolly (1924-)

Frost, Albert Ray 16436439

b. May 13, 1871 d. Feb. 18, 1944

Tombstone-Probate 1944

Gatten, Margaret Butler, Mrs. 16436440 b. Sep. 30, 1918 d. Dec. 5, 2001 No Tombstone-Wife of Murray Reece Gatten-Obit: Mrs. Margaret Butler Gatten, age 83, of Page 101 of 313 ` Charlotte, N.C. died, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2001, in North Carolina.Mrs. Gatten, born Sept. 30, 1918, in Forrest City, was the daughter of Ralph Carroll Butler and Julia Dawson Butler. Mrs. Gatten was a retired teacher who had also lived in Dallas, Texas and Tuscumbia, Alabama. She was a Presbyterian by faith. In 1942 Mrs. Gatten married Murray R. Gatten and he preceded her in death in 1980. She was also preceded in death by her parents and her stepfather, Jacob A. Gowen. She is survived by a son, Ray Gatten of Charlotte, N.C.; an aunt, L.H. Scarbrough of Russellville; and a granddaughter.Graveside funeral services for Mrs. Gatten will be held, Sunday, Dec. 9, 2001, at 2 p.m. at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents:Ralph Carroll Butler (1893 - 1930) Julia A. Barrow Gowen (1898 - 1978) Spouse:Murray Reece Gatten (1920 - 1981)* Child: Ray Gatten

Gatten, Murray Reece 16436441

b. Jun. 30, 1920 d. May 12, 1981 Tombstone

Parents:Elmer R Gatten (1895 - 1987) Julia P. Stevens Gatten (1898 - 1964) Spouse:Margaret Butler Gatten (1918 - 2001) Child: Ray Gatten

Gill, Georgia Ann Pinkston, Mrs. 16436442

b. Nov. 9, 1876 d. Mar. 23, 1947 Tombstone-Wife of Green Embry Gill-Note: Hi Paul, First of all I would like to thank you for taking the time to post this Memorial. I have been working on this Pinkston line for some time now and all your work has helped me tremendously. Georgia Ann (Pinkston) Gill was sister to my great grandmother Mary Elizabeth Pinkston. Her parents were John Hugh Pinkston and Margaret Roy. In addition to Mary her siblings included Peter W. Pinkston, Charles Pinkston, and Mattie Bell Pinkston. Please contact me if you are interested in this family's history. I would love to exchange information and photos with you. May Georgia rest in rest. Shannon Pope

Parents:John Hugh Pinkston (1847 - 1901) Margaret Roy Pinkston Spouse:Green Embry Gill (1866 - 1937)*Children:Ethel Mae Gill Thompson (1902 - 1958)*John Hazel Gill (1908 - Page 102 of 313 ` 1957)*Siblings: Peter W. Pinkston/Margaret Roy/Mattie Bell Pinkston

Gill, Green Embry 16436443

b. Aug. 14, 1866 d. Mar. 5, 1937 Tombstone-Note- Green Embry Gill married Georgia Ann Pinkston. Son of James and Mary Ann (Phillips) Gill. Siblings include: James, John, and George according to the 1870 Co., AR Census. Shannon PopeMarch 31,2010

Parents: James Gill/Mary Ann Phillips Gill Spouses:Georgia Ann Pinkston Gill (1876 – 1947) Susan Lucy Anderson Gill (1868 - 1897)* Children:Ora Lee Gill McAlexander (1896 - 1980)*Ethel Mae Gill Thompson (1902 - 1958)* John Hazel Gill (1908 - 1957)*

Gill, John Hazel 16436444

b. Aug. 12, 1908 d. Dec. 30, 1957 Tombstone-Note: This is John Hazel Gill husband of Anna Mae Mckinney. Per Shannon, May 2010

Parents:Green Embry Gill (1866 – 1937) Georgia Ann Pinkston Gill (1876 - 1947) Spouse:Anna Mae McKinney Rice (1911 - 2009)*Siblings:Ora Lee Gill McAlexander (1896 - 1980)**Ethel Mae Gill Thompson (1902 - 1958)*John Hazel Gill (1908 - 1957)

Mount Vernon Glim, Amy Marie 16436357 Cemetery Forrest City

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b. Oct. 17, 1969 d. May 21, 1996 Tombstone-Beautiful Daughter

Goddard, Pauline Mallory, Mrs. 16436445

b. 1852 d. 1942 Tombstone-Note: Mr. I. W. Mallory purchases the Belser Hotel, Mrs. Pauline Goddard in charge. Renames it the Marion Hotel.-7-5-1901 Forrest City Times. Mrs. W. H. Barnes, of Little Rock, arrived in the city Saturday on a visit to her mother, Mrs.Pauline Goddard, and expects to spend the summer here. This is welcome news to her many friends and admirers of her magnificent voice, and they will be delighted to hear her. Mrs. Barnes will sing the voluntary at the Methodist church next Sunday morning. Forrest City Times- Apr.29,1910 In 1930 Census she is a widow.

Parents:Edward Mallory (1823 - 1868) Elizabeth Chambliss Mallory (1825 - 1862) Siblings:George B. Mallory (1849 - 1912)* Pauline Mallory Goddard (1852 - 1942) Eddie Chambliss Mallory Williams (1857 - 1944)*Isaac W. Mallory (1860 - 1914)*

Goodloe, David G. 16436686 Page 104 of 313 `

b. 1831 d. Jan. 5, 1864 Tombstone-CSA Vet-Note: MUSTER ROLL:30th Arkansas Infantry-Co. G GOODLOE DAVID G. Private 1 5 1864 http://www.couchgenweb.com/civilwar/30thcog.htm ARK.NAT.ARCHIVES- ROLL NO.317 ENLISTED JUN.17,1862 AT MT.VERNON, PRISONER JUL.4,1863, DIED IN PRISON JAN.5,1864-ALTON, ILLINOIS CIVIL

Gorman, Charles Sanders 16436446

b. Dec. 31, 1887 d. Sep. 7, 1971 WW II Draft Reg-Son of Henry Paris Gorman per 1910 Census- H P Gorman Head Male 55 Miss Mary Gorman Daughter Female 24 Ark Charles S Gorman Son Male 23 Ark Robert A Gorman Son Male 20 Ark Henry W Gorman Son Male 18 Ark Nell Gorman Daughter Female 16 Ark Malcome Gorman Son Male 15 Arkansas

Parents:Henry Paris Gorman (1854 - 1918) Mollie B. Casteel Gorman (1861 - 1897) Siblings:Henry B. Gorman (1881 - 1888)* Charles Sanders Gorman (1887 - 1971) Lady Mary Gorman Tucker (1889 - 1965)*Robert Alexander Gorman (1889 - 1916)*Henry Walter Gorman (1891 - 1946)* Nell Gorman (1893-1979 Died Memphis, Tenn.)

Gorman, Henry B. 16436447 b. Sep. 20, 1881 d. Aug. 4, 1888 No Tombstone-Child-Probably this Child-Obit: Forrest City Times-Aug. 11,1888-We are pained to annouce the death of Harry, little son of H. P. and Mrs. M. B. Gorman, which sad event occurred Saturday forenoon of congestion of the brain. He was a noble little fellow-the pride of his parents and loved by all who knew him. The family has our warmest sympathies, and our hope that they may be comforted. Page 105 of 313 ` Parents:Henry Paris Gorman (1854 - 1918) Mollie B. Casteel Gorman (1861 - 1897) Siblings:Henry B. Gorman (1881 - 1888) Charles Sanders Gorman (1887 - 1971)*Lady Mary Gorman Tucker (1889 - 1965)*Robert Alexander Gorman (1889 - 1916)*Henry Walter Gorman (1891 - 1946) * Nell Gorman (1893-1979 Died Memphis, Tenn.)

Gorman, Henry Paris 16436448

b. Oct. 6, 1854 d. Mar. 1, 1918 Tombstone-Married age 25 Mollie B. Casteel age 18 May 5,1880

Parents:Paris A. Gorman (1812 - 1857) Ann Eliza Mallory Gorman (____ - 1858) Spouse:Mollie Burton Casteel Gorman (1861 - 1897) Children:Robert Alexander Gorman (1889 - 1916)*Lady Mary Gorman Tucker (1889 - 1965)*Henry Walter Gorman (1891 - 1946)* Charles Sanders Gorman (1887-1971) Henry B. Gorman (1881 - 1888) Nell Gorman (1893- 1979 Died Memphis, Tenn.)Sibling:Walter Gorman (1851 - 1937)*Henry Paris Gorman (1854 - 1918)

Gorman, Jerry O. 104028004

b. Sep. 28, 1928 d. Jan. 20, 2013 Tombstone-National Guard Vet-Obit: Mr. Jerry O. Gorman, age 84, of Forrest City, died Sunday at his home in Forrest City. He had been in poor health for the past several years. Mr. Gorman was born September 28, 1928, in Forrest City, and was the son of Malcolm O. Gorman and Myrtle Collier Gorman. He lived in County most of his life, was a farm equipment salesman, was a Veteran of the Arkansas National Guard and was twice activated, was a member of the Kiwanis Club and Master Gardner. Mr. Gorman married Hazel Dearing in 1954, and she survives him along with one son, Tim Gorman of Forrest City, two daughters; Cindy Hodge of Southaven, Mississippi, and Leah Lewis of Jackson, Mississippi, one sister, Mildred Barker of North Little Rock, eight grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. He had one son, Jerry M. Gorman, who preceded him in death. Services for Mr. Gorman will be held at the First Baptist Church in Forrest City, 2:00 P.M., Thursday, with burial in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Visitation will be Thursday, beginning 1:00 Page 106 of 313 ` P.M., at the church, until the time of the service. Stevens Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. You may log on to stevensfuneralhome.net for the on line registry.

Parents:Malcolm Omega Gorman (1896 - 1933) Myrtle Estella Collier Caylor (1907 - 1977) Children:Jerry Malcolm Gorman (1963 - 2011) Sibling:Malcolm Omega Gorman (1924 - 2002)*Jerry O. Gorman (1928 - 2013) Spouse: Hazel Dearing Gorman (1936-) Children: Tim Gorman/Cindy Hodge/Leah Lewis Siblings:Mildred Barker

Carl Lee, Laura Gorman “Lollie”, Mrs. 16436449

b. Jan. 15, 1888 d. Sep. 7, 1959 Tombstone-Contact for Charles Sanders Gorman on WW II Draft Reg.-Laura Gorman of Searcy, Age 22 Married Oct.11, 1906 to E. B. Carl Lee of Augusta in Pulaski, Co., Ark. age 25

Gorman, Malcolm Omega "Mink", Sr 16436450

b. Dec. 14, 1896 d. Oct. 24, 1933 Tombstone-WW I Vet-Note:10/10/1919 Malcom O.Gorman, who has been stationed at Panama with the Coast Artillery for two years, is expecting discharge from Camp Pike in two weeks.

Spouse:Myrtle Estella Collier Caylor (1907 - 1977) Children:Malcolm Omega Gorman (1924 - 2002)*Jerry O. Gorman (1928 - 2013)*

Gorman, Nell Page 107 of 313 ` b.Jul.13, 1893 d.Apr.17,1979

Tombstone-Aunt

Gorman, Mollie B. Casteel, Mrs. 16436451

b. Mar. 20, 1861 d. Dec. 6, 1897 Tombstone-Wife of Henry Paris Gorman

Parents:Robert Wiley Casteel (1816 - 1891) Eliza G Goodwin Casteel (1822 - 1883) Spouse:Henry Paris Gorman (1854 - 1918)*Children: Henry B. Gorman (1881 - 1888)* Charles Sanders Gorman (1887 - 1971)* Robert Alexander Gorman (1889 - 1916)* Lady Mary Gorman Tucker (1889 - 1965)* Henry Walter Gorman (1891 - 1946)*Nell Gorman (1893-1979) Siblings:John B. Casteel (1849 - 1928)*Alice L. Casteel Beck (1850 - 1914)*Emma Casteel Cummings (1852 - 1936)*Robert P. Casteel (1856 - 1888)*Mollie Burton Casteel Gorman (1861 - 1897)

Gowen, Jacob A. 16436452

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b. Sep. 23, 1909 d. Jan. 28, 1996 Tombstone

Parents:Wilford H. Gowen (1868 - 1927) Mattie E. Brasher Gowen (1878 - 1968) Spouse:Julia A. Barrow Gowen (1898 - 1978) Siblings:Wilford Hayes Gowen (1905 - 1995)* Jacob A. Gowen (1909 - 1996) Mary Frances Gowen Gladney (1913 - 2009)*

Gowen, Julia A. Barrow, Mrs. 16436453 b. Jan. 16, 1898 d. Jul. 20, 1978 Tombstone see husbands-Wife of Jacob A. Gowen

Spouses:Ralph Carroll Butler (1893 - 1930) Jacob A. Gowen (1909 - 1996)*Children:Margaret Butler Gatten (1918 - 2001)*

Graves, Patricia H, Mrs. 185268965

b. May 16, 1929 d. Jul. 8, 1996 Tombstone-Wife of Paul H. Graves

Spouse: Paul H. Graves (1911-1996)

Graves, Paul H 185268940

b. Dec. 18, 1911 d. Dec. 15, 1996

Tombstone see wife-1954 Biography: Biography: Mr. Paul H. Graves became a partner in the Watkin's Cafe‚ in April 1945, with Mrs. Troy Watkins, Sr. and her son, Chandler Watkins. He was born in Dewitt, Arkansas; his parents, W. O. Graves and Ollie Bell (Thomason) Graves. After graduating from Stuttgart High School, he was employed by the Wellorth Dept. for 13 years. On Aug.25,1935, he married Miss Eloise Watkins. They are the parents of one son, Paul Chandler Graves. His experience in dry goods came in handy for his wife in the Eloise's Tots to Teens Store in Forrest City. He is a member of the Methodist church, the Forrest City Country Club, the Chamber of Commerce, a former member of the Rotary Club and the original Young Business Men's Club.

Parents: W. O. Graves/Ollie Bell Thomason Graves Spouse: Eloise Watkins Graves (1918- 1971) He may have remarried to Patricia H. Graves Children:Paul Chandler Graves Page 109 of 313 `

Gray, Emma Maude Eldridge, Mrs. 16436454

b. Dec. 14, 1876 d. Nov. 23, 1965 Tombstone-Wife of Joe A. Gray–Obit: Nov.23,1965-Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Maude Gray, 89, who died this morning, will be held in Stevens Funeral Home on Wednesday. Services will be conducted by Rev. J. William Watson and Rev. Lester Nance. Burial will be in Mt. Vernon cemetery. A member of a prominent pioneer family, Mrs. Gray died at the home of her nephew, George Eldridge on Barrow Hill Road. She had been in failing health since a serious illness two years ago, and critically ill the past month. Known as "Lady," she was born at the old Eldridge home here on Dec.14,1876, the daughter of Mary Laughinghouse and John Edward Eldridge. She was a lifelong member of First Methodist Church here. Her husband, Joe A. Gray, who she married in 1918, died in 1936. Mrs. Gray is survived by two brothers, Rolfe C.Eldridge, Sr. and Fred Eldridge Sr., both of Forrest City; and several nieces and nephews. Forrest City Times-Herald.

Parents:John Edward Eldridge (1846 - 1920) Mary Winnifred Laughinghouse Eldridge (1849 - 1928) Spouse:Joe A. Gray (1854 - 1936)*Siblings:Maggie Eldridge (1869 - 1957)* Fenner T. Eldridge (1871 - 1954)*Percy Edward Eldridge (1873 - 1948)*Emma Maude Eldridge Gray (1876 – 1965) Guy Douglass Eldridge (1878 - 1951)*Rolfe Chambliss Eldridge (1880 - 1967)*John Pike Eldridge (1883 - 1885)*Fred Eldridge (1885 - 1970)*George L. Eldridge (1888 - 1954)*

Gray, George Washington 16436455

b. Feb. 3, 1880 d. Aug. 2, 1947 Tombstone-Notes: 6540-Gray, George - YES WW 1880 Forrest City -1930 CENSUS-1942 DRAFT George Washington Gray 3 Feb 1880 Martin, North Carolina Forrest City, Arkansas White -wife Katie b.1908 grandmother Julia Royal b.1845 RMY-ARK.-SGT-164 INFANTRY 41 DIVISION-WWI-1930 CENSUS-MADISON, ST.FRANCIS, ARKANSAS=Spouse's name: Katie- George Gray 50 Salesman-Florist Katie Gray 22 WIFE b.Arkansas Married age 18 Julia Royal 85 GRANDMOTHER b. N.Carolina m.age 18 Mittie Badgeforth 72 ROOMER Page 110 of 313 `

Spouse:Katie George Gray Grandmother: Julia Royal

Gray, Joe A. 16436456

b. Dec. 15, 1854 d. Dec. 22, 1936 Tombstone

Spouse: Emma Maude Eldridge Gray (1876-1965)

Greene, Eddie C. 16436457

b. Feb. 16, 1905 d. Dec. 28, 1992 Tombstone-Obit: Mr. Eddie C. Greene of Forrest City died Monday, Dec. 28, 1992, at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Forrest City. He was 87. Mr. Greene was born Feb. 16, 1905, in Bland, Ark, to J. H .Greene and Minnie Chastain Greene. A retail merchant, he lived 36 years in Texarkana before moving to Forrest City. He was a member of First Baptist Church, the Kiwanis Club and the KClub. He was preceded in death by his wife, Louis Sams Greene in 1991; by a son, Dr. E. Leon Greene in 1975; and by a grand-daughter, Louis Nimocks Beeson in 1991. Survivors include a daughter, Joyce G. Nimocks of Forrest City, six grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Graveside services will be held Wednesday, Dec. 30, at 10 am at Mt. Vernon Cemetery with the Rev. Don Mathews officiating. Stevens Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Memorials may be made to Mt Vernon Cemetery Association, P O Box 708, Forrest City, Ark 72335.Thanks to Gail Robin

Spouse:Lois Sams Greene (1907 - 1991)*Children:Eddie Leon Greene (1928 - 1975)* Joyce Greene Nimocks (living in 2007)

Greene, Lois Sams, Mrs. 16436458

b. Nov. 18, 1907 d. Jan. 3, 1991 Tombstone see husband-Wife of Eddie C. Greene-Obit: Greene, Lois m.Sams, Mrs. Lois S. Greene of Texarkana died Jan. 3,1991, at Wadley Hospital in Texarkana. She was 83. Mrs. Greene was born Nov. 18, 1907. She was a housewife and a member of the Downtown First Baptist Church of Texarkana and of the Golden Gate Garden Club, also in Texarkana. She Page 111 of 313 ` was preceded in death by a son, Dr. E. Leon Greene, in 1975. Survivors include her husband, Eddie C. Greene of the home; a daughter, Joyce G. Nimocks of Forrest City; a brother, Charles Sams of San Antonio, Texas; a sister, Ottis Bradshaw of Albuquerque, N. Mexico; and six grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren. A memorial service was held Jan. 4th at Texarkana FH Chapel with Dr. Gene Crawley officiating. Graveside services Jan. 5th at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City.

Spouse:Eddie C. Greene (1905 - 1992) Children:Eddie Leon Greene (1928 - 1975)* Joyce Greene Nimocks (living 2007) Siblings: Ottis Sams Bradshaw/Charles Sams

Griffith, Madeline B. Mallory, Mrs. 16436459

b. Jan. 1, 1900 d. Nov. 12, 1963 Tombstone-Beloved wife and Mother-Marriage Poinsett Co., Ark. on:Feb.5,1932-J. W. Griffith age 32 of Berry Co., Missouri to Madeline Mallory age 32 of Craighead Co., Ark.

Spouse:J. W.Griffith

Mount Vernon Hall, Hugh Edward, Jr 16436461 Cemetery Forrest City

b. Aug. 17, 1917 d. Mar. 12, 1983 Tombstone-Note: Grandson of Orville Jesse and Margaret Elizabeth Davis Hall

Spouse:Bessie Delano Allen (1894 - 1988)

Hambleton, Norma Talmadge Chappell, Mrs. 51726300

b. Jan. 2, 1921 d. May 19, 1994 Page 112 of 313 `

Tombstone-Wife of –Married George Wilson Moore Feb.17,1945 age 27 to Norma Talmadge Chappell age 24-Apparently she married a Hambleton

Parents:Joseph Roland Chappell (1890 - 1982) Nora Lee King Chappell (1897 - 1995) Spouse:George Wilson Moore (1917 - 1956) Siblings:Joseph Roland Chappell (1919 - 1996)*Norma Talmadge Chappell Hambleton (1921 - 1994) Emmalie Chappell Wingfield (1922 - 2002)*

Hargraves, Jean Desiree Foster, Mrs. 55252549

b. Apr. 2, 1915 d. Jul. 20, 2010 Tombstone-Picture-Wife of Olmon Hargraves-Obit: Age 95, of Hot Springs AR, died Tuesday; born in Memphis TN to Robert James and Eugenia Longinotti Foster; of the Catholic faith. Preceded in death by husband O. H., and son Bobby Hargraves. Survivors include son Jim (Susan), daughters Ruth Hargraves and Rosemary (Michael) Cianciolo, daughter in law Joanie Hargraves, and seven grandchildren. Graveside service Saturday.

Parents:Robert James Foster (1889 - 1972) Eugenia Theresa Longinotti Foster (1889 - 1977) Spouse:Olmon Hall Hargraves (1912 - 1993) Children:Robert Snow Hargraves (1947 - 2002)*Jim Hargraves/Ruth Hargraves/Rosemary Cianciolo Siblings:Jean Desiree Foster Hargraves (1915 - 2010) Rose Marie Strebeck (1916 - 2008)*Roberta Louise Foster (1919 - 1990)*

Hargraves, Lucy Olmon Sanders, Mrs. 16436463

b. Dec. 1, 1886 d. Feb. 4, 1980 Tombstone-Pictures-Wife of Solomon Snow Hargraves –Notes: Daughter of Prof.Joseph Boone Sanders and Mrs. Lucy Gwyn Sanders:Born: 1 Dec 1886 Hazen, Prairie, Died: 4 Feb 1980 Forrest City, :Married Dec.26,1910 in Forrest city, Arkansas to Solomon Snow Hargraves. Four Children:Olmon Hall Hargraves, Etta Mae Hargraves, Ruth Roberta Hargraves, and Solomon S.Hargraves, Jr.. Etta Mae buried with husband, Richard J.Rawlings, Jr., in Memphis National Cemetery.–Owned and operated Apartments the last Page 113 of 313 ` years of her life in Forrest City.

Parents:Joseph Boone Sanders (1834 - 1910) Lucy Clay Gwyn Sanders (1846 - 1927) Spouse:Solomon Snow Hargraves (1887 - 1946)* Children:Olmon Hall Hargraves (1912 - 1993)*Etta Mae Hargraves Rawlings (1915 - 2007)*Ruth Roberta Hargraves Nelson (1919 - 2015)*Solomon Snow Hargraves (1923 - 2006)*Siblings: Reuben Harvey Sanders (1857 - 1924)** Willie D. Sanders (1859 - 1874)**Walter Troy Sanders (1866 - 1933)*Joseph Ratliff Sanders (1870 - 1898)*Jim Gwyn Sanders (1872 - 1938)*J. T. Sanders (1873 - 1943)*Alice Helen Sanders Longest (1877 - 1950) Clay Hall Sanders (1879 - 1903)*Lucy Olmon Sanders Hargraves (1886 - 1980)

Hargraves, Olmon Hall 16436464

b. Aug. 24, 1912 d. Mar. 8, 1993 Tombstone-WW II Vet-Obit: Mr. Olmon H. Hargraves of Forrest City, a former circuit judge and long time Forrest City Muncipal Judge, died Mar.8,1993 at Baptist Mem. Hosp. in Memphis. He was 80. Mr. Hargraves was born Aug.24,1912 in Forrest City, the son of Solomon S. Hargraves and Lucy Sanders Hargraves. He lived in Forrest City most of his life. He was an attorney and a retired U. S. Navy Lieutenant Commander who served in WW II. Mr. Hargraves was a municipal judge in Forrest City for 18 years. He was a Catholic. He leaves his wife, Jean Foster Hargraves of the home; two daughters, Ruth Eugenia Hargraves of Washington, D. C. and Rosemary H. Cinanciolo of Memphis; two sons, Robert S. Hargraves of Hot Springs, and James H. Hargraves of Forrest City; two sisters, Ruth Nelson of Memphis and Ella Mae Peterson of Germantown, Tenn.; a brother, Solomon S. Hargraves of Alabama; an seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be Mar.10 at Catholic Church with Father Fred Zerelli officiating with burial in Mt. Vernon Cemetery by Stevens FH. Bio: Per History of County-1954:A modern pioneer in the field of Municipal Law as much as his parents, grandparents, and great grandparents were in the growth of Eastern is Olmon H.Hargraves. Attorney and Municipal Judge, Judge Hargraves has been Municipal Judge since Jan.1,1951. He is the first attorney to be elected to this position. With jurisdiction over the entire county, his court is often crowded with a multitude of divergent cases ranging from misdemeanors and violation of City Ordinances. Under Judge Hargraves' guidance, the lower court has adopted the same rules of procedure and evidence as in higher courts; he has also sponsored the adoption of chemical tests to determine the degree and fact of intoxification of those accused of driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicants. He is active in the community in education of the public in "safe driving manners." Judge Hargraves is the son of Mrs. Lucy (Sanders) Hargraves and the late attorney Solomon S.Hargraves. The Sanders family has been resident of East Arkansas since 1867 and the Hargraves family since around 1850. Born in Forrest City in 1912, he attended grammer school in Forrest City, graduated from Central High School in Memphis, Tenn., attended Memphis State College three years, and received his L.L.B.degree in 1938 from University of Memphis Law School. He practice law in Page 114 of 313 ` Memphis two years, enlisted in the U.S.Navy in 1941, was commissioned one year later. He was trained in minesweeping and sent to the South Pacific for duty. Later he was given command of the U.S.S.YMS 242, a minesweeper, and U.S.S. Harkness, a geodectic survey ship. His ships were in action during the invasions of Guam, Saipan, and Okinawa. His ship was sent to Japan as part of the occupation forces-he was placed on inactive duty in Feb.1946 as a Lieutenant Commander, and returned to Forrest City and the practice of law. He is a member of the King-Beazley American Legion Post, and a former Rotarian. His hobby is local history and photographing his children. He married the former Miss Jean Desiree Foster of Memphis, on May 23,1942, at Laguna Beach, California:to this union were born two sons, Robert Snow, and James Hall, and two daughters, Ruth Eugenia (Chee Chee) and Rosemary. They live at 307 E.Fussell. Born in Forrest City, died in Memphis, Tenn.

Parents:Solomon Snow Hargraves (1887 - 1946) Lucy Olmon Sanders Hargraves (1886 - 1980) Spouse:Jean Desiree Foster Hargraves (1915 - 2010)* Children:Ruth Eugenia Hargraves/Rosemary Hargraves Cinanciolo/James H. Hargraves/ Robert Snow Hargraves (1947 - 2002) Siblings:Olmon Hall Hargraves (1912 - 1993) Etta Mae Hargraves Rawlings (1915 - 2007)*Ruth Roberta Hargraves Nelson (1919 - 2015)*Solomon Snow Hargraves (1923 - 2006)*

Hargraves, Solomon Snow 16436462

b. Oct. 10, 1887 d. Aug. 20, 1946 Tombstone-Picture:Married- Mr. S. S. Hargraves and Miss Lucy Sanders are to be married at the home of the bride's mother Dec.26,1910. Mr.Hargraves is a law student at Little Rock. Forrest City Times

Parents:John Lewis Hargraves (1853 - 1926) Missouri Alabama Jackson Hargraves (1856 - 1917) Spouse:Lucy Olmon Sanders Hargraves (1886 - 1980) Children:Olmon Hall Hargraves (1912 - 1993)*Etta Mae Hargraves Rawlings (1915 - 2007)*Ruth Roberta Hargraves Nelson (1919 - 2015)*Solomon Snow Hargraves (1923 - 2006)* Siblings:Alonzo Fenner Hargraves (1877 - 1958)*Mary Etta Hargraves Whittington (1879 - 1915)* Dora Edna Hargraves Oldner (1884 - 1913)* Solomon Snow Hargraves (1887 - 1946) Arcadie Mae Hargraves Harrelson (1892 - 1965)*

Harrelson, Fred C . 16436465 Page 115 of 313 `

b. Feb. 12, 1917 d. Aug. 13, 1991 Tombstone-WW II Vet- Obit: Mr. Frederick Crippen Harrelson, 409 N. Washington, Walker Apartments, Forrest City, died Aug.13,1991. He was 74. He was born Feb.12, 1917 in Forrest City to Frederick Floyd Harrelson and Pearl Crippen Harrelson. He lived in Forrest City all of his life where he was a member of the First Baptist Church. Harrelson was a World War II veteran, an attorney and served in the Arkansas State Legislature from 1948 to 1950 as a state representative. He is survived by his wife, Eula Sulcer Harrelson, Forrest City; three sons, Dan Harrelson, Pine Bluff, Keith B. Harrelson, Atlanta, and Woody Harrelson, Jonesboro; two sisters, Helen Cannon and Martha Clark, both of Forrest City; and four grandchildren. Graveside services at Mt. Vernon Cemetery by Stevens FH.1954 Bio: Fred C. Harrelson, who has been a member of the Arkansas Bar since 1940, has established a thriving law practice and title abstract business in his home county, and today his name is prominent in those two professional fields, as it was in the life of his late father, Fred F. Harrelson. Fred C. was born Feb.12,1917, son of Mrs. Pearl (Crippen) and Fred F. Harrelson. A descendant of early prominent pioneers of Forrest City. Mr.Harrelson is the great-grandson of John C. Hill who came to this county in 1852, who will always be remembered in Forrest City history as the man who surveyed the city and for whom Hill Street is named, and his maternal great-grandfather was John W. Crippen, widely known landowner of what is now Crow Creek. After graduation from Forrest City High School, he studied at the Univ. of Arkansas. In 1937, he returned to his home town to become associated with his father in the management of the Title Guaranty & Abstract Co. of Forrest City. He decided to follow his father in the practice of law, and enrolled in evening sessions of the Univ. of Memphis Law School, and after three years became a member of the bar. On Oct.6,1940, he married the popular Dolores Proctor of Wynne, daughter of Don and Mabel (Best) Proctor, and to this union have been born two sons, Dan, and Keith. During World War II he served as a member of the U. S. Army from Feb.1,1945, until his honorable discharge on Dec.23,1945 in Khorram Shar, Iran. He is a charter member of the Lions Club, the Arkansas and Co. Bar Associations, King-Beazley American Legion Post, and the Forrest City Country Club, and the First Baptist Church. In addition, Mr.Harrelson has farming and real estate interests. In 1885, the County Abstract Company was founded Capt. J. G. Stern, a northern man who located in County and owned extensive real estate east of River. The next owner was N. B. Fizer, lawyer and preacher and father of Mrs. J. G. Sanders. About 1897, Mr. Fizer sold the firm to Mrs. Alice E. Matthews, a sister of John I. Jones and Mrs. A. A. French. both still residents of Forrest City. Mrs. Matthews married Samuel H.Mann in 1912 and the company was operated by Mr. Mann until his death in 1938. After his death, the company was purchased by Mr. F. F. Harrelson, lawyer and owner of the Title Guaranty and Abstract Company, until 1950 they two companies were operated together until 1950-first by Mr. Harrelson until his death in 1946, and then by F. C. Harrelson and Carroll C.Cannon. In 1950 the firm is owned and operated solely by Mr. Carroll C.Cannon.

Page 116 of 313 ` Parents:Frederick Floyd Harrelson (1884 - 1946) Pearl Crippen Harrelson (1883 – 1963) Spouse:Martha Dolores Proctor Harrelson (1920 - 2012) Eula Sulcer Harrelson (living in 1991) Siblings:Helen Loura Harrelson Cannon (1912 - 2002)*Frederick Crippen Harrelson (1917 - 1991) Martha Harrelson Clarke (1920 - 1999)*Children:Dan Harrelson/Keith B. Harrelson/Woody Harrelson/

Harrelson, Frederick Floyd 16436466

b. Feb. 15, 1884 d. Sep. 18, 1946 Tombstone-See Fred C. Harrelson for Biography

Parents:William Robert Harrelson (1849 - 1890) Elizabeth Jane Harrelson (1857 - 1887) Spouse:Pearl Crippen Harrelson (1883 - 1963)* Children:Helen Loura Harrelson Cannon (1912 - 2002)*Frederick Crippen Harrelson (1917 - 1991)*Martha Harrelson Clarke (1920 - 1999)*Siblings:Mary Elizabeth Harrelson Tipton (1872 - 1951)*Arrie Belle Harrelson Williams (1875 - 1947)*Benjamin Franklin Harrelson (1878 - 1963)*Robert Troy Harrelson (1881 - 1935)*Frederick Floyd Harrelson (1884 - 1946)Edward Deleon Harrelson (1887 - 1952)*Lester Harrelson (1890 - 1890)**

Harrelson, Pearl Crippen, Mrs. 16436467

b. Jul. 12, 1883 d. Mar. 10, 1963 Tombstone-Wife of Fred F. Harrelson

Spouse:Frederick Floyd Harrelson (1884 - 1946) Children:Helen Loura Harrelson Cannon (1912 - 2002)*Fred C. Harrelson (1917 - 1991) Martha Harrelson Clarke (1920 - 1999)*

Harris, Beatrice Birkicht, Mrs. 16436468 Page 117 of 313 `

b. Dec., 1898 d. Jan. 12, 1988 Tombstone-Wife of ?

Parents:Christopher Columbus Birkicht (1866 - 1957)Augusta Seifert Birkicht (1870 - 1957)

Hatcher, Margaret E. Gorman, Mrs. 16436469

b. Apr., 1850 d. Sep. 24, 1934 Tombstone-Wife of William H. Barrow/Thomas A. Hatcher-Notes: Thomas Hatcher married in Forrest City, April 23, 1886, Margaret E (Gorman) Barrow, daughter of Paris and Eliza (Mallory) Gorman, and widow of William H Barrow (q. v. Birth:She was born Apr 1850 in Marshall Co. MS.per Janet Shapiro, Sept.2014 Death: Sep. 25, 1934 Hatcher, Thomas A.; widow: Margaret A.;Pickett's Brig. Va. -; she applied: 1927, Co.; he died 12-1-1891, she died 9/25/1934. Confederate Pension

Spouses:William H. Barrow (1846 - 1876) Thomas A. Hatcher (1837 - 1891) Children: Ruth Louise Hatcher b.1886 Virginia, she,age 26, married Harry T. Plummer of Marianna, age 31 on Apr.26,1911 in , Co., Ark. b.1885 d.1973

Hawley, Lewis Chamberlain 16436470

b. Jan. 8, 1903 d. Aug. 25, 1990 Tombstone-Picture-1954 Bio: Lewis Chamberlain Hawley came to Forrest City High School as Principal in June 1938. He received his A. B. Degree from Hendrix College, and an M. A. Degree from the University of Arkansas. Mr. Hawley is a member of Kappa Delta Pi, National Educational Association, Arkansas Educational Association, and American Page 118 of 313 ` Research Association. In March of 1947 he accepted an appointment by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools to serve upon a committee to review the reports of the committee on Schools to be Qualifiedly Approved. Since Mr. Hawley came to the Forrest City School he inaugurated the Student Council, Senior and Junior National Honor Society, and Handbook. He was intrumental in the building of the Home Economics Building and Bandroom. The faculty and students appreciate his untiring efforts in making the Forrest City School one of the best in the state. His willingness to cooperate with students and faculty and his ability to see both sides of any problem that arises is one of his outstanding qualities. From the 1947 Corral of FCHS. Obit-Long revered as one of the outstanding educators in this area-Parents: A native of Grady, Ark., the son of George Eldon and Sally Susan Hawley-A graduate of Hendrix College, with a Masters Degree in School Administration from the Univ. of Arkansas-He retired after 60 years-He came to Forrest City in 1938 after teaching in Gould, Ark., and was named Principal of FCHS. Family:Survived by his wife, Margaret Burns of Camden, Ark., whom he married May 30,1928; two sons, Eldon Hawley of Stillwater, Okla., and Dr. Allen Hawley of Athens, Ga.; a daughter, Linda Hawley Reynolds of Silver City, New Mexico; a sister, Mrs. Andrew (Helen) Clemmons of Shreveport, La.; and six grandchildren. Forrest City Times Herald. When I was in school the nickname for Mr. Hawley was “Hawkeye”, because he always caught us when we tryed to play hooky!

Parents:George Eldon Hawley/Sally Susan Hawley Spouse:Margaret Burns Hawley (1907 - 2009) Children: Lewis Eldon Hawley/Dr.Robert Allen Hawley/Linda Hawley Reynolds Sibling: Mrs. Helen Clemmons

Hawley, Margaret Burns, Mrs. 35351768

b. Sep. 26, 1907 d. Jan. 30, 2009 Tombstone-Wife of Lewis Hawley-Obit: Mrs. Margaret Burns Hawley, 101, of Silver City, New Mexico, formerly of Forrest City, died on Friday, January 30, 2009. Mrs. Hawley was born September 26, 1907, in Little Rock, the daughter of Bob and Nattily Burns. She married Lewis C. Hawley on May 30, 1928, and was married for 61 years before he preceded her in death. They moved to Forrest City in 1938. While in Forrest City, Mrs. Hawley open and operated a private kindergarten for 28 years. She was an active member of the First United Methodist Church, taught the Philathea Sunday School class, participated in Bible study, a life member of the Musical Coterie, a member of Delta Kappa Gamma and Women's Federated Clubs of America, was an avid reader, gave book reviews, knitted and traveled in Europe several times. Ms. Hawley wrote and published her first book at age 96. Survivors include daughter, Linda Hawley Reynolds and her husband Ed of Silver City, NM, and her children, Brandon Beard (Catherine) of Silver City, NM, Martine Carbonaro (John) of Albany, OR, Barin Beard (Tania)of Venezuela, and Monet Beal (Ron) of Antioch, TN.; sons, Lewis Eldon Hawley and his wife Rebecca of Hot Springs, AR, and Robert Allen Hawley and his wife Arlyn of Athens, GA and their children, Allyson Rhea Page 119 of 313 ` Griffith (Chris) of Watkinsville, GA and Robert Mathews Hawley of Athens, GA. She is also survived by her sister Helen Broadnax of West Monroe, LA, four great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held at 10:30 am, Saturday, February 21, 2009, at the First United Methodist Church of Forrest City with Dr. Gene Crawley and Rev. Keith Goza officiating. The family requests that those wishing to honor the memory of Mrs. Hawley make memorial contributions to First United Methodist Church of Forrest City or the Forrest City Library. Visit online registry at Stevensfuneralhome.net. Under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Spouse:Lewis Chamberlain Hawley (1903 - 1990)* Children: Lewis Eldon Hawley/Dr. Robert Allen Hawley/Linda Hawley Reynolds Sibling: Helen Broadnax

Hicky, James Honore 59577972

b. Oct. 15, 1911 d. May 20, 1993 Tombsone-Obit: Died at his home in Forrest City. Born in Eunice, La., to Philip and Gladys Gilbeaux Hicky. They moved to Forrest City from Breaux Bridge, La. in 1917. He served as chief executive officer of the Forrest City Cotton Oil Mill and entities for more than 30 years. He had been on board of First National Bank of Eastern Arkansas and other entities. He was also involved in real estate. Family:He is survived by his wife, Martha DuPuy Lindsey Hicky, whom he married in 1937; two daughters, Martha Hicky Fogelman and Maryanne Hicky Macdonald, both of Memphis; a son, Philip Hicky II of Forrest City; a brother Jerry Hicky of Marianna and five grandchildren. Biography 1954:Son of Philip Hicky, Sr., James Hicky were together at the Forrest City Cotton Oil Mill for thirteen years before the elder retired in 1949. James was born in Eunice, La., and graduated from the Forrest City High School, attended Georgia Tech and then received his B. S. Degree from Louisiana State University. in 1935. On Jan.9,1937, he married Miss Martha DuPuy Lindsey, daughter of R. H. Lindsey and Mattie Pearl (Beazley) Lindsey of Marianna. To this union have been born three children, Martha, Philip II, and Mary Ann, all pupils in the Forrest City Schools. He is a member of the Rotary Club, Country Club, and a Director of the National Cottonseed Products Association. Some of the long time employees of the mill are G. B. Rucks, cashier and office since 1922, and J. M. Gilliam, seed buyer since 1924. Another well known figure at the mill from 1906 until his retirement in 1950 was A. A. French, who advanced from millwright to General Superintendent.

Parents:Philip C. Hicky (1882 - 1951) Gladys Guilbeau Hicky (1882 - 1972) Spouse:Martha DuPuy Lindsey Hicky (1917 - 2010)*Sibling:Philip C. Hicky (1908 - 1930)*James Honore Hicky (1911 - 1993) Jerry Preston Hicky (1921-2003) Children:Martha Hicky Fogelman/Maryanne Hicky Macdonald/Phillip Hicky II

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b. Jul. 20, 1917 d. May 20, 2010 Tombstone-Obit: Mrs. DuPuy Lindsey Hicky age 92, of Forrest City, Arkansas died Thursday, May 20, 2010 at her home. Mrs. Hicky was born July 20, 1917 in Marianna, Arkansas. She was the daughter of Robert Harris Lindsey and Mattie Pearl Beazley Hicky. Mrs. Hicky was a lifetime mother and homemaker and was a member of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd. She supported various civic and charitable organizations. Mrs. Hicky married James Hicky in 1937 and he preceded her in death in 1993. She is survived by two daughters, Martha Hicky Fogelman and husband Robert of Memphis and Maryanne Macdonald and husband Donald of Memphis; one son, Philip Hicky II and wife LuLynne of Forrest City; seven grandchildren, Fran Fogelman Hyde and husband Magreger, Catherine Fogelman, Robert F. Fogelman II and wife Bradley, Philip Hicky III and wife Wendy, Lindsey Hicky Huttenbauer and husband Samuel, James Macdonald and Grant Macdonald. She is also survived by seven great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday, May 24, 2010 at 10:30 a.m. at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd in Forrest City. Burial will follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Visit online registry at stevensfuneralhome.net. Under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Per Family Search Parents:Robert Harris LIndsey Sr. b.1887 d.1959 Mattie Pearl Beazley Lindsey b.1895 deceased https://www.familysearch.org/tree/pedigree/L83L-3TG/landscape

Spouse:James Honore Hicky (1911 - 1993) Children: Martha Hicky Fogelman/Maryanne Macdonald/Phillip Hicky II

Hixson, Matilda Jane "Mattie", Mrs. 16436471

b. Oct. 4, 1863 d. Nov. 4, 1938 Page 121 of 313 ` Tombstone-Wife of William Hixson

Spouse:William Joseph Hixson (1856-1942)

Hixson, William Joseph "Joe" 16436472

b. Jun. 16, 1856 d. Jan. 29, 1942 Tombstone

Parents:William McKinney Hixson (1827 - 1922) Matilda Walker Hixson (1834 - 1876) Spouse:Matilda Jane Hixson (1863 - 1938) Siblings: Thomas James Hixson (1852 - 1935)* William Joseph Hixson (1856 - 1942) Sarah Eleanor Hixson (1860 - 1861)*Laura Hixson (1862 - 1863)*Samuel Brown Hixson (1866 - 1937)*James A. Hixson (1867 - 1920)*Nancy Hixson Boyd (1870 - 1934)*Children:Per 1900 Census:Coryell, Texas: Child:Maggie May Hixson Curtis (b.1887 d.1963-Widow:Haskell, Texas-She married William Preston Curtis (1883-1961) Per 1900 Census, Coryell, Texas:Wm J Hixson Head M 44 Tennessee Mattie Jane Hixson Wife F 37 Tennessee Maggie May Hixson Daughter F 13 Tennessee Nora O. Hixson Daughter F 10 Tennessee Carl M. Hixson Son M 7 Texas Willie L Hixson Daughter F 1 Texas

Hodges, Corinne Holloway 16436473

b. Nov. 14, 1901 d. May 31, 1993 Tombstone-1954 Bio: Miss Corinne Hodges, is editor of the Crowley Ridge Chronicle, and is widely known feature writer of the Mid-South, and contributor to farm and religious publications. She has written hundreds of articles about County and its people, and has been published. She started in the newspaper business in Oklahoma City, Okla., with The Daily Oklahoman, then the Times-Press, in Akron, Ohio. During World War I she was in the publications division of the Censorship at San Antonio, Texas; later, served as the first Page 122 of 313 ` Editor of The Pulse, newspaper of Brooke Army Medical Center, and then co-editor of the 4th Army newspaper at Fort Sam Houston, Texas. She was the daughter of Erle Fleming Hodges and the late Jennie Elise Holloway Hodges. Two of her ancestors were in Goodspeed's History of Eastern Arkansas-her grandfather, Jaber Lawrence Holloway; and a great-uncle, Asa Hodges, United States Senator, who reared her father, after the death of his father, Capt. William Hodges of Aberdeen, Miss. Miss Hodges has a B.A.Degree from the Univ.of and also attended the Univ.Of Virginia, and short courses sponsored by the Universities of Colorado, Oklahoma, and Tennessee. She is a member of the National League of American Pen Women; Arkansas Newspaper Women's Assoc., and a member of the Baptist Church.(1954 County History) Obit:b.in Marion to Earle F. and Jennie Elise Holloway Hodges. Prior to her retirement, she had been a longtime reporter and editor with the Forrest City Times-Herald. Also, the former Forrest City bureau chief for the Commercial Appeal and served as editor of the Crowley Ridge Chronicle, a weekly formerly in Forrest City. She leaves two nephews, Larry Hodges of Plano, Texas and Ronald Hodges of Olive Branch, Miss.

Parents:Erle Fleming Hodges (1876 – 1955) Jennie Elise Holloway Hodges (1868 - 1943) Siblings:Corinne Holloway Hodges (1901 - 1993) Erle Fleming Hodges (1903 - 1975)*Lawrence Holloway Hodges (1910 - 1978)*Samuel Holloway Hodges (1919 - 1981)*

Hodges, Erle Fleming, Sr 16436476

b. Jun. 13, 1876 d. Apr. 1, 1955 Tombstone

Grandparents: Col. Fleming Hodges (1815 - 1893) Margaret Creighton Hodges (1821 - 1850) Parents:Capt. William Hodges (CSA) (1839 - 1886) Sue Emily Randle Hodges (1843 - 1906) Spouse:Jennie Elise Holloway Hodges (1868 - 1943) Children:Corinne Holloway Hodges (1901 - 1993)*Erle Fleming Hodges (1903 - 1975)*Lawrence Holloway Hodges (1910 - 1978)*Samuel Holloway Hodges (1919 - 1981)* Siblings:William Randle Hodges (1863 - 1865)*Thomas Pope Hodges (1866 - 1940)*Mary Hodges Barnett Reed (1868 - 1945)*James Randle Hodges (1870 - 1872)*William Hodges (1871 - 1925)*Ike Randel Hodges (1873 - 1929)* Erle Fleming Hodges (1876 - 1955) Lottie Margaret Hodges Cantrell (1878 - 1949)*Creighton Randle Hodges (1884 - 1958)*

Hodges, Jennie Elise Holloway 16436475

b. Dec. 8, 1868 d. Mar. 22, 1943 Page 123 of 313 ` Tombstone-Wife of Erle F. Hodges

Spouse:Erle Fleming Hodges (1876 - 1955)*Children:Corinne Holloway Hodges (1901 - 1993)*Erle Fleming Hodges (1903 - 1975)*Lawrence Holloway Hodges (1910 - 1978)*Samuel Holloway Hodges (1919 - 1981)

Hodges, Samuel Holloway 16436474

b. Nov. 20, 1919 d. Sep. 30, 1981 Tombstone

Parents: Erle Fleming Hodges (1876 - 1955) Jennie Elise Holloway Hodges (1868 - 1943) Siblings:Corinne Holloway Hodges (1901 - 1993)*Erle Fleming Hodges (1903 - 1975)*Lawrence Holloway Hodges (1910 - 1978)*Samuel Holloway Hodges (1919 - 1981)

Hollowell, Auvergne 16436479

b. Jul. 22, 1900 d. Dec. 17, 1976 Tombstone

Spouse:Ethel O'Dell Winters Hollowell (1911 - 1972)*Children:Ben Hollowell (1931 - 2000)*

Hollowell, Ben 16436477

b. Nov. 18, 1931 d. Dec. 14, 2000 Page 124 of 313 ` Tombstone-Obit: Mr. Ben Hollowell, age 69, of Forrest City, died Thursday, Dec.14, 2000, in his home. Mr. Hollowell, born Nov. 18, 1931, in Colt, was the son of Auvergne Hollowell and Ethel Odell Winters Hollowell. He lived in County all of his life. He was retired from East Arkansas Community College and was the owner of Ben's Auto Sales. He was a veteran of the Korean War and served in the Arkansas National Guard. He was also a member of the American Legion and was a fundraiser for the St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital. He was a member of the Colt Baptist Church. In 1957 he married Patricia Ann Whitted and she survives him along with four sons, Don Hollowell, of Germany, Bennie Hollowell, of Caldwell, Fred Hollowell, of Marion, Patrick Hollowell, of Forrest City; a daughter, Jackie Smith, of Colt; two brothers, Jerry Hollowell, Don Hollowell, of Louisiana; five sisters, Louise Oliver, Doris Bowling, Sue Rock, Darlene Tharpe, Bonnie Aston, all of Louisiana and 11 grandchildren. Visitation services for Mr. Hollowell will be Friday, Dec. 15, 2000, from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Chapel of Stevens Funeral Home. Services for Mr. Hollowell will be Saturday, Dec. 16, 2000, at 2 p.m. in the Chapel of Stevens Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents:Auvergne Hollowell (1900 - 1976) Ethel O'Dell Winters Hollowell (1911 - 1972) Spouse: Patricia Ann Whitted Hollowell (living) IChildren:Don Hollowell/Bennie Hollowell/Fred Hollowell/Patrick Holloway/Jackie Smith Siblings:Jerry Hollowell/Don Hollowell/Louise Oliver/Doris Bowling/Sue Rock/Darlene Tharp/Bonnie Aston Inscription: TEACHER-COMPANION-STEADY FRIENDi

O'Dell Winters, Mrs. 16436480

b. Oct. 23, 1911 d. May 8, 1972 Tombstone-Wife of Auvergne Hollowell-Obit: Ethel O’Dell Hollowell, 61, formerly of Forrest City and the mother of Ben Hollowell, died this morning at the Baptist Hosp. in Little Rock. Mrs. Hollowell had lived in Forrest City until moving to Little Rock 12 years ago. Other survivors include Mrs. Wallace Oliver of Mulberry, Mrs. Mack Perry of California, Mrs. Jerry rock of Cabot, Mrs. Bud Dancer of Mississippi, Mrs. James S. Aston of California, Jerry Hollowell of Louisiana, and Donnie Hollowell of Little Rock. Graveside services will be held at Mt. Vernon Cemetery.

Spouse: Auvergne Hollowell (1900 - 1976) Children:Ben Hollowell (1931 - 2000)*

Hollowell, Paula N. Holman, Mrs. 71379276

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b. Nov. 1, 1962 d. Jun. 12, 2011 Tombstone-Wife of Bennie Hollowell-Obit: Mrs. Paula N. Hollowell, age 49, of Caldwell, died Sunday at her home in Caldwell. Her death came suddenly and unexpectedly. Mrs. Hollowell was born May 1, 1962, in Wynne, and was the daughter of Walter Bryant and Rosa Lee Fowler Holman. She lived in County most all of her life, was a housewife and a secretary for Ben's Auto Sales, was a Veteran of the Army, was a member of Mother's Against Drunk Driving, and was a member of the Emmanuel Baptist Church. Mrs. Hollowell married Bennie Hollowell in 1979, and he survives her along with one son, Benjamin Hollowell of the home, her father, Walter Bryant of Caldwell, her mother, Rosa Lee Holman, and step-father, J. C. Holman of Colt, her maternal grandmother, Evelyn Matlock of Colt, one brother, Barry Bryant of Wynne, two step-brothers; Randall Holman of Palestine and Rodney Holman of Pine Tree, and one step-sister, Michelle Quinn of Conway. Services for Mrs. Hollowell will be held at Stevens Funeral Home Chapel, 10:00 A.M., Wednesday, with burial in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Visitation will be Tuesday evening, 6:00 till 8:00 P.M., at Stevens Funeral Home with Stevens Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. You may log on to stevensfuneralhome.net for the on line registry.

Parents:Walter Bryant (of Caldwell) Rosa Lee m.Fowler Bryant Holman (of Colt) Spouse: Bennie Hollowell (of Caldwell) Child:Benjamin Hollowell (of Caldwell) Siblings: Barry Bryant

Howe, Edwin C. 16436481

b. Feb. 7, 1912 d. Nov. 22, 2000 Tombstone-WW II Vet- Children: two daughters, Edlonda Blackwell of Conway and Barbara Davis of Marion-1ST.SGT.US Army WWII

Spouse:Lonnie Ashon Howe (1921-2006)

Howe, Lonnie Ashon Ashon, Mrs. 16436482 b. Mar. 20, 1921 d. May 14, 2006 No Tombstone-Wife of Edwin C. Howe-Obit- Mrs. Lonnie Ashon Howe, age 85, of Forrest City, died Sunday, May 14, 2006, at her home. Mrs. Howe was born March 20, 1921, the Page 126 of 313 ` daughter of Harry Ashon and Annie Tam Ashon. She was a housewife and a member of the First Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her husband Edwin Howe.

Parents:Harry Ashon/Annie Tam Ashon Spouse:Edwin C. Howe (1912-2000)

Hughes, John Thomas 16436483

b. 1878 d. 1950 Tombstone-Building Contractor on 1930 Census-Madison Twn 21

Spouse:Lillian M. Hughes (1889 - 1944)*Children:Stevie Drucell Hughes Overstreet (1897 - 1965)*Gladys Hughes (1908-

Hughes, Lillian M. "Lillie, Mrs." 16436484

b. 1889 d. 1944 Tombstone see John-Wife of John Thomas Hughes

Spouse:John Thomas Hughes (1878-1950) Children: Children:Stevie Drucell Hughes Overstreet (1897 - 1965)*Gladys Hughes (1908-

Huttig, Carolyn Yarbrough, Mrs. 16436485 b. Aug. 30, 1936 d. Oct. 2, 2006

No Tombstone-Wife of William James Huttig (1922-1992) Obit: Mrs. Carolyn Yarbrough Huttig, age 70, of Cabot, died on Monday, Oct. 2, 2006. Mrs. Huttig was born Aug. 30, 1936, Page 127 of 313 ` in Memphis, the daughter of David W. Yarbrough and Marguerite Hartsfield Yarbrough. She was a retired substitute teacher and a member of the First United Methodist Church. Mrs. Huttig was also a member of the Wayside Garden Club, involved in volunteer work and was a member of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, having served as president of the Cosmos Club, of the Forrest City District, and the General Federation of Women's Club of Arkansas. She was also a member of the National Association of Women Highway Safety Leaders, the American Security Council and on the Foreign Policy Honor Roll. Mrs. Huttig is survived by two sons, Brant Huttig of Bartlett, Tenn., and William Jessie Huttig of Cabot; two daughters, Melanie Armstrong of Cabot and Melinda Bear of North Little Rock; one brother, David M. Yarbrough of Mobile, Ala.; one sister, Dr. Karen M. Yarbrough of Hattiesburg, Miss.; nine grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, William Huttig and sons Richard Webb and Jack Webb. Visitation for Mrs. Huttig will be held on Thursday, Oct. 5, 2006, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Westbrook Funeral Home in Beebe. Graveside services will be on Friday, Oct. 6, 2006, at 11 a.m. at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City. To sign the online guestbook, please visit www.westbrookfuneralhome.com. Published: 2006-10-04

Parents:David W. Yarbrough/Marguerite Hartsfield Yarbrough Spouse: William James Huttig (1922-1992) Children:Richard Webb Deceased/Jack Webb Deceased/Brant Huttig/William Jessee Huttig/Melanie Armstrong/Melinda Bear Sibling:David M. Yarbrough Dr. Karen M. Yarbrough

Huttig, William James 16436486

b. Jan. 10, 1922 d. Nov. 17, 1992 Tombstone-WW II/Korea/Vietnam Vet-Obit: Funeral services will be Nov.21, 1992 at First United Methodist Church for CWO4 William James Hugtig, USN Retired, of Forrest City. Mr. Huttig, who was 71, died suddenly and unexpectedly Nov. 17 at the Baptist Mem. Hosp. of Forrest City. He was born Jan. 10, 1922 in Pittsburgh, Pa. to Ernest Warren Huttig and Evelyn McFarlin Huttig. He was a career serviceman who had a distinguished tenure of 31 years of active duty with the USNavy. He served in WW II, Korea, and Vietnam conflicts, and was highly decorated, including two Purple Hearts and the Freedom Foundation Medal. A resident of Forrest City for 14 years. He is survived by his wife, Carolyn Yarbrough Huttig of the home at Newcastle; two sons, Brant Hutting of Bartlett, Tenn., and Jesse Huttig of Forrest City; two step-daughters, McLanie Armstrong and Melinda Bear of Cabot; two step-sons, Martin Webb of Horn Lake, Miss., and Richard Webb of Memphis; and nine grandchildren. Rev. Glenn Pettus, pastor of First Methodist will officiate. Burial with full military honors at Mt. Vernon Cemetery by Stevens FH.

Parehts:Ernest Warren Huttig/Evelyn McFarlin Huttig Spouse: Carolyn Yarbrough Hutting (1936-2006) Children: Brant Huttig/Jesse Huttig/ Page 128 of 313 `

Irving, Mary Ann Williams Mrs. 83680158

b. Apr. 30, 1928 d. Jan. 17, 2012 Tombstone-Wife of William Irving-Obit: Mrs. Mary Ann Irving, 83, of Little Rock died Tuesday, January 17, 2012 in Little Rock at Arkansas Hospice. Mrs. Irving was born April 30, 1928 in Fort Worth, Texas to Oscar and Henrietta Williams. She was a member of Second Presbyterian Church in Little Rock. She was preceded in death by her husband of 39 years, William Irving, her parents, and three brothers. She is survived by her daughter, Marietta Smith and husband Steve, grandsons William Bryant Smith and wife Sayward, and Steve Smith, Jr. all of Little Rock. Mrs. Irving was active in her church and was a past president of the women's Presbyterial, Synod cal Vice President, and active in Pastoral Care. She was also an ordained Elder at Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church in Forrest City, Arkansas. Her family would like to thank caregivers Kina Berry-Hayes and Sheila Fletcher for their many years of loving and compassionate care, as well as the staff of Arkansas Hospice at St. Vincent Infirmary. A celebration of her life will be held at Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church in Forrest City on Friday, January 20, 2012 at 2:00 p.m., with burial to follow at Mr. Vernon cemetery. I lieu of flowers the family request memorials be made to Arkansas Hospice foundation, 14 Parkston Circle, North Little Rock, AR 72116 or the American Red Cross. Visit online registry at stevensfuneralhome.net. Under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home. Married May 13,1949: William Irving age 38 of Forrest City to Mary Ann Williams age 21 of Little Rock at St.Francis Co, Ark.

Parents: Oscar Williams/Henrietta Williams Spouse:William Irving (1909 - 1988)* Child::Marietta Smith

Irving, William "Bill" 16436487

b. May 28, 1909 d. Jun. 29, 1988 Tombstone-Note: William Irving-A.B. Arkansas College-M.S. Univ.of Arkansas-Football coach in 1930’s-1947 FCHS Faculty-Later became Superintendent of Forrest City School District

Parents:James Forsyth Irving (1880 - 1969) Nannie May Wilson Irving (1883 - 1975) Spouse:Mary Ann Williams Irving (1928 - 2012) Siblings:James Forsyth Irving (1907 - Page 129 of 313 ` 1968)*William Irving (1909 - 1988)Thomas W. Irving (1911 - 1943)*Mary Elizabeth Irving Davis (1913 - 1999)* Child:Marietta Smith

Izard, Charles Reuben 16436488

b. Jan. 21, 1872 d. Jun. 5, 1954 Tombstone-Spanish War Vet-Biography: Izard, Charles R., 2 lt 2 Ark inf. The Forrest City Times' Art Souvenir-1905-Page 107:The County News was established in 1902 at Madison, by Mr. Charles R. Izard, a native of county, and a former employee of The Forrest City Times., in which shop he "learned the business". Later he was the publisher of the Crowley Ridge Chronicle, Forrest City, Arkansas. Note: More Izard family are buried at Forrest City Cemetery, between FC Country Club, and the Catholic Church on Hwy 1 South, Forrest City, Arkansas.1954 History of County-The colorful writings from the magic pen of Charles R. Izard have delighted thonds of readers, and his columns have been followed with avid interest in the Crowley Ridge Chronicle Newspaper in Forrest City which he found in 1905. An enthusiastic supporter of his home city and county, he always boosted his home by giving free space to promote worthy enterprises. Illness forced his retirement after fifty five years of newspaper experience. He began his career with the Forrest City Times in 1888 as office manager, in 1902 he established the County News at Madison, but it was known as the Crowley Ridge Chronicle for which he was widely known. Born in Forrest City, Jan.21,1872, the son of Mark Whitaker Izard, Jr. and Emma (Sullivan) Izard and the grandson of the distinguished pioneer Mark Whitaker Izard, the first territorial governor of Nebraska. It is a matter of record while Arkansas in 1825 had its governor George Izard from South Carolina, The descendant Charles R. Izard was an orphan at an early age, his father died when he was three and four years later his mother died of yellow fever during the epidemic of 1879, leaving two children, Charles and Mary Izard. They were reared by relatives, namely their uncle George Izard, a bachelor; aunt Julia Izard Hemenway and Silas C. Campbell, all deceased but the memory of those relatives is held in high honor and appreciation by many who knew him. In young manhood and until his marriage, he made his home with a kinsman, Mark W. Campbell, and Mrs. Campbell, the latter, whom he called "Mrs. Arnold", was a community mother in helping others, a Mrs. Wiggs in her little world. She became this wanderer's beloved fairy godmother when she willed her home to Mr. Izard's first born. On June 3,1905, he married Miss Mattie Cobbs, daughter of Sedley H. and Nettie (Taylor) Cobbs of Colt, and to this union were born five daughters; Virginia of Fort Worth, Texas; Rachel, now Mrs. Fred D. Troutt, Jonesboro; Mary of Memphis and Forrest City; Sedley now Mrs. J. W. Lipscomb, Jr. of England, Ark.; and Jessie Annette, deceased. The Izard's have one grandchild, James (Jimmy) Izard Lipscomb, who is 16 months old. A 2nd Lieutenant, Co.H. 2nd Arkansas Infantry, in Spanish American War, Mr. Izard was one of County's most public-spirited citizens during his active years. He united with the First Baptist Church when he was eleven years of age, with Pastor, Elder G. A. Grammer at that time. Parents could be buried in this cemetery.

Parents: Mark Whitaker Izard, Jr. (unk-1875) Emma Sullivan Izard (unk-1879) Spouse:Mattie Page 130 of 313 ` Elizabeth Cobbs Izard (1886 - 1973) Children: Virginia Lee Izard (1906 - 1983)*Rachael Sullivan Izard Troutt (1908 - 1996)*Mary Izard (1910 - 1990)*Jessie Annette Izard (1915 - 1922)*Emma Sedley Izard Lipscomb (1919 - 1994)*

Izard, Mark Whitaker 19910451

b. Dec. 25, 1799 d. Aug. 8, 1866 Picture-No Tombstone with his name, there was one with Izard-Biography: Governor of the Nebraska Territory. Born in Lexington, Kentucky he was raised and educated in Lincoln County, Tennessee. At age 21, he married his first wife, Martha Phillips, who died shortly thereafter. By 1825 Izard was living in County, Arkansas with his second wife, Permelia Shackelford, the daughter of George Shackelford of Charleston, South Carolina. Izard served in the Arkansas Territorial Council, and also as a member of the Arkansas Constitutional Convention. Izard was elected to the first Arkansas State Senate in 1836, being reelected twice more, and served as the President of the Senate for the final two terms. He was later elected to the Arkansas State House of Representatives, and served as the Speaker. In 1854 he received the appointment as U.S. Marshall for the Nebraska Territory, and later was selected by President Franklin Pierce as the Governor of the Nebraska Territory. He served in that capacity from February 20, 1855 until his resignation on October 21, 1857. During his administration Izard helped the Territory adopt a system of criminal and civil laws; he also attempted to establish county boundary lines. Upon leaving office Izard returned to where he died in 1866. (bio by: EddieM) When taking pictures at cemetery I remember seeing a Izard monument but could not read names in form of Washington Monument in D. C.

Parents:Nicholas Hoffman Izard (1776 - 1836) Rebecca Whitaker Izard (1780 - 1860) Spouses:Permelia Shackelford Izard (1802 - 1877) Martha Phillips Izard (____ - 1823)*Children:Martha Phillips Izard Campbell (1822 - 1865)*Flavius Josephus Izard (1825 - 1901)*James Shackelford Izard (1828 - 1871)*George Addison Izard (1830 - 1907)*Nancy Elizabeth Izard Prewett (1833 - 1888)*Rebecca Izard (1835 - 1839)*Van Buren Izard (1837 - 1921)*Eliza Clementine Izard Dye (1840 - 1925)* Siblings: Mark Whitaker Izard (1799 - 1866) Nancy Izard (1811 - 1885)*Thomas Argyle Izard (1819 - 1865)*

Izard, Mary, Miss 16436490 b. Jul. 7, 1910 d. Dec. 19, 1990 Tombstone-Obit: Izard, Mary, Miss.-Obit:age 78 of Jonesboro, died Dec.19,1990 at St. Bernard's Hosp. in Jonesboro, formerly of Forrest City; Born Jul.7,1912 in Forrest City to Charles Rueben and Mattie Cobb Izard. A graduate of Mary Hardin Baylor in Austin, Texas; employed with the Social Sec. Admin.for many years including Washington, D.C., Lawton, Okla., Ft.Worth, Texas, Memphis, W. Memphis, and Forrest City as well as Jonesboro; Survived by two sisters, Mrs. Sedley Lipscomb and Mrs. Fred Trout both of Jonesboro; and two nephews, James Lipscomb of Shreveport, La. and Fred Lipscomb of Jonesboro;burial in Mt. Vernon Cem. by Stevens FH.

Parents:Charles Reuben Izard (1872 – 1954) Mattie Elizabeth Cobbs Izard (1886 - 1973) Page 131 of 313 ` Siblings:Virginia Lee Izard (1906 - 1983)*Rachael Sullivan Izard Troutt (1908 - 1996)*Mary Izard (1910 - 1990) Jessie Annette Izard (1915 - 1922)*Emma Sedley Izard Lipscomb (1919 - 1994)*

Izard, Mattie Elizabeth Cobbs, Mrs. 16436489

b. Jul. 3, 1886 d. Aug. 6, 1973 Tombstone-Obit: Aug.6,1973-Mrs. Mattie C. Izard, age 87, of 302 N. Forrest Street, Forrest City, died early Monday morning at Forrest Memorial Hospital. She had been in poor health for about a year, and in the hospital for the last two weeks. Mrs. Izard was born July 3,1886 in Colt, and she was the daughter of Nettie Taylor Cobbs Christopher and her father was Sedley Cobbs. She had spent her entire life in county. Her husband, Charles R. Izard, who formerly published the Crowley's Ridge Chronicle for many years, preceded her in death in 1954. Mrs. Izard leaves four daughters, Miss Virginia Izard and Miss Mary E. Izard, both of Forrest City; Mrs. Fred Troutt of Jonesboro, and Mrs. J. W. Lipscomb of England, Ark.; one sister, Mrs. Robert Hawk of Wynne; and two grandchildren. Burial in Mt.Vernon cemetery

Parents:Sedley H. Cobbs (1858 - 1890) Nettie Ann Taylor Christopher (1865 - 1949) Spouse:Charles Reuben Izard (1872 - 1954)* Children:Virginia Lee Izard (1906 - 1983)*Rachael Sullivan Izard Troutt (1908 - 1996)*Mary Izard (1910 - 1990)*Jessie Annette Izard (1915 - 1922)*Emma Sedley Izard Lipscomb (1919 - 1994)*Siblings:Mattie Elizabeth Cobbs Izard (1886 - 1973)Talmage Edgar Christopher (1894 - 1960)**Parham Christopher (1896 - 1963)**Eagle L. Christopher (1898 - 1984)**Mrs. Robert Hawk

Izard, Nicholas Hoffman 16743828 b. Aug. 2, 1776 d. Aug. 9, 1836 No Tombstone-Notes: Nicholas Hoffman Izard Birth: Aug. 2, 1766, Cape May County, New Jersey, Death:Aug.9,1836. St.Francis County Husband Of Rebecca Whitaker, who died in Schulenberg, Texas Dec.3,1860. Married Jan.12,1800 in Lexington, Kentucky. Father Of eight children:Mark Whitaker/Catherine/John G./Nicholas Jr./Mary Ann/Nancy Ann/Gabrielle Jones/and Thomas Argyle.On the 1830 Census in St.Francis County Arkansas:With Sons Mark, John G., and son in law Nathan Martin AS HEADS OF HOUSEHOLD LISTED IN CONSECUTIVE ORDER. DID NOT FIND TOMBSTONE, but several family members are. According to Julia Izard Hemenway book he is buried in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Believe he was an Army Veteran.

Spouse:Rebecca Whitaker Izard (1780 – 1860) Children:Mark Whitaker Izard (1799 - 1866)*Nancy Izard (1811 - 1885)*Thomas Argyle Izard (1819 - 1865)*Catherine Izard/John G. Izard/Nicholas Izard, Jr./Mary Ann Izard/Gabrielle Jones/

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Izard, Permelia Shackelford, Mrs. 36168551 b. 1802 d. Aug. 19, 1877

No Tombstone: Notes: Permelia Shackelford Izard Birth: 1802 South Carolina, Death: unknown about 1877 DEATH AFTER 1870 CENSUS. HUSBAND WAS MARK WHITAKER IZARD. Actual burial unknown for sure, believe that she and her husband are buried in Mount Vernon Cemetery, the marker is old and unreadable in both cemeteries. both are in St.Francis County. April 22,2009-Believe she died around 1877. 1 (89) SHACKELFORD CLAN MAGAZINE Genealogy of Shackelfords and Shacklefords Editor: T. K. Jones 716 Ave. A Lubbock, Texas 60c A Year Published Monthly 10c A Copy Lubbock, Texas April 1946 Vol. 1. No. 12 -Last month we began a series of articles of the family of Mark Whitaker Izard, and his second wife Permelia Shackelford. Mark Whitaker Izard and Permelia Shackelford had the following children: Flavius Josephus, Mark Whitaker, Jr, James Shackelford, George Addison, Nancy Elizabeth, Rebecca, Van Buren, Eliza Clementine, Erastus and Thomas N. Index to the Shackeford Clan Magazine:http://www.wvgenweb.org/upshur/cla-indx.htm FROM JULIA IZARD'S BOOK ON IZARD FAMILY:1935DATE OF DEATH IS AUG.19, SHE SPEAKS OF HAVING ALL HER TEETH AT AGE 74 SO PRESUME DEATH 1876 if she was born in 1802 as some other records attest to based on the pastor's name, Joseph Shackleford.A Tribute to My Grandmother, Parmelia Shackelford Izard:Parmelia Shackleford was born in Spartanburg, S.Carolina Aug. 7,1804. Her father, George Shackleford, moved to Madison County, Alabama when Parmelia was quite young. The Shackelford's were among the first families of Virginia and trace their lineage back to 1066, when William the Conqueror invaded England. Today we find them scattered all over the English speaking world. At the age of 20, Parmelia was married to Mark Whitaker Izard, May 20,1824. He was 24 years of age, a widower, with a little girl named Martha. After their marriage they remained in Alabama several months. They moved to St.Francis County, Ark. in 1825 (probably May 1825 since Flavius was born Feb.25,1825) ,when their first child, Flavius Josephus was about three months old. At that time, the country was principally settled by Indians. I have very often wondered how my grandmother survived those perilous early pioneer times, having been reared in an aristocratic home of olden times. She must have been imbued with Spartan courage and indomitable will and energy to have lived in that wild and unsettled region, for she did not see a white woman for many months after coming to Arkansas. I have been told, that at one time, being left alone, with her two small children, saw a large Indian standing near her wood pile, pointing toward an ax and making sighs. At first she was stricken with terror, but then watching him closely, she noticed he was pointing from the ax to the rising sun, and then to the west, indicating the setting sun, and picking up the ax he walked away. That evening as the sun was setting the Indian returned, bringing the ax and some nice venison. After that time frequent interchanges were made. Ten children were born to my grand parents-7 boys and 3 girls--2 boys and 1 girl died at an early age. It was always a real mystery to me how they, under so many difficulties, reared such a large and interesting family, all well educated and in such primitive times. Their children were outstanding in every respect, capable and eminently qualified to take their stand with the best leaders in the whole country. When grandfather received the appointment as Gov. of Nebraska by President Pierce in Jan.1855, Grandmother very wisely decided she would remain at home, feeling her husband being so far away, she would be necessary to her family. In the fall of 1857, he grew tired of his long service in public life, having held some Page 133 of 313 ` office for more than twenty years, being away from his family much of the time. He resigned as Gov. of Nebraska and came home. He was permitted to enjoy ten years with his loved ones. He died Aug.8,1866, deeply mourned by family and friends who missed his wise counsel. He was buried beside his father, Nicholas Hoffman Izard, in old Mt. Vernon cemetery. Grandmother remained at her home with an unmarried son, George, and daughter Eliza, and two negro servants, Nancy and Mary, who preferred to stay where they had a good home and received kind treatment, after being freed. They were loyal and true and both were splendid servants and fine cooks. Grandmother often invited all of her married sons and daughters and their families to spend the day with her. On those special occasions feasts were prepared. Looking backward now through the dim vista of a long succession of years, I recall those bright beautiful days at our Grandmother's home on the hillside among the most cherished recollections of my youth, as we children chased the butterflies, played games and waded barefoot the pebbly creek that flowed at the foot of the hill, or catching the little minnows in our hands and turning them loose to swim down the flowing stream with the current. I still have a little souvenir of those days, a large double oyster shell found near the creek as we were playing.

Spouse:Mark Whitaker Izard (1799 - 1866)*Children:Flavius Josephus Izard (1825 - 1901)*James Shackelford Izard (1828 - 1871)*George Addison Izard (1830 - 1907)*Nancy Elizabeth Izard Prewett (1833 - 1888)*Eliza Clementine Izard Dye (1840 - 1925)*

Izard, Virginia Lee 16436491 b. Jul. 14, 1906 d. Nov. 19, 1983 Tombstone-Note: Per Janey Wilkey May Feb.2013: She was married to C O Argo.

Parents:Charles Reuben Izard (1872 - 1954) Mattie Elizabeth Cobbs Izard (1886 - 1973) Spouse: Collin Odell Argo (1905 - 1972) Siblings:Virginia Lee Izard (1906 - 1983) Rachael Sullivan Izard Troutt (1908 - 1996)* Mary Izard (1910 - 1990)*Jessie Annette Izard (1915 - 1922)*Emma Sedley Izard Lipscomb (1919 - 1994)*

Jayroe, Homer Mallory "Buddy" 29325226

b. Jul. 4, 1935 d. Aug. 23, 2008 Tombstone-Obit: Mr. H.M. "Buddy" Jayroe, age 73, of Forrest City, Arkansas died Saturday, August 23, 2008 at his home. Mr. Jayroe was born July 4, 1935 in Palestine. He was the son of Jerry Jayroe and Winnie Swinea Jayroe and was a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Palestine. Mr. Jayroe was the owner and general manager of the Quality Chemical Corporation from 1980 to 2000, he was with the County Farmers Association from 1958 to 1979, serving 12 years as manager. Mr. Jayroe was a board member with Planters Bank and Trust Company from 1973 to 1980, Arkansas Plant Food Association from 1984 to 1987, Forrest Memorial Hospital from 1972 to 1976, Forrest City Page 134 of 313 ` Chamber of CoGmmerce from 1973 to 1976 and the Forrest City Wild Life Association from 1970 to 1974. He was also a member of the Lions Club and Rotary Club. Mr. Jayroe married Mabel Free in 1957 and she survives him along with a daughter, Kathy Chism and husband, Pat of Indianola, Miss.; two sons, Larry Jayroe and wife, Sue and Gary Jayroe and wife, Robin both of Forrest City; four sisters, Margaret Singer of Oklahoma City, Louise Tracy of Forrest City, Betty Jo Dover of Palestine, Alice Adams of Forrest City and Jean Billingsley of Carthage, Miss.; three brothers, Cecil Jayroe of Forrest City, Johnny Jayroe and Billy Jayroe both of Palestine. He is also survived by seven grandchildren, Clint Jayroe and wife, Kristin, Leslie Jayroe Davis and husband Clint, John Landen Chism, Mallory Chism and wife Lori, Jessica Chism Simmons and husband Logan, Rich Jayroe and Ryan Jayroe; three great grandchildren, Connor Jayroe, John Clayton Chism and Kathryn Chism. A sister, Eva Mae Jayroe and two brothers, James Russell Jayroe and Sammy Jayroe preceded him in death. Graveside services will be held Tuesday, August 26, 2008 at 10 a.m. at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. on Monday, August 25, 2008 at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Palestine. In lieu of flowers the family request memorials be made to the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Visit online registry at stevensfuneralhome.net. Under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.Published: 2008-08-25 Forrest City Times Herald

Parents:Jerry F. Jayroe (1902 - 1973) Winnie Swinea Jayroe (1904 - 1970) Spouse:Mabel Catherine Free Jayroe (1917-) Siblings:Margaret Jayroe Singer (1923 - 2018)*James R. Jayroe (1924 - 1996)* Eva Mae Jayroe (1930 - 1931)*Betty Jo Jayroe Dover (1931 - 2011)*Homer Mallory Jayroe (1935 - 2008) Sammie Jayroe (1940 - 1945)*William Jayroe (1945 - 2017)*Louise Tracy/Cecil Jayroe/Alice Adams/Jean Billingsley/Johnny Jayroe/Billy Jayroe/Children:Gary Jayroe/Larry Jayroe/Kathy Chism/

Jobe, George Washington 16436492

b. 1868 d. 1958 Tombstone

Parents:Andrew Jackson Jobe (1828 - 1894) Mary Lawson Jobe (1828 - 1911) Spouse:Kate Taylor Jobe (1876 - 1956)* Children:Mary Elizabeth Jobe Stutts (1903 - 1983)*Nina Jobe Mallory Todd (1908 - 1993)* Sibling:T. J. Jobe (1856 - 1920)*George Washington Jobe (1868 - 1958)

Jobe, Kate Taylor, Mrs. 16436493

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b. 1876 d. 1956 Tombstone-Wife of George Washington Jobe

Spouses:George Washington Jobe (1868 - 1958) James William Moore Kerr (1870 - 1896)* Children: Mary Elizabeth Jobe Stutts (1903 - 1983)*Nina Jobe Mallory Todd (1908 - 1993)*

Johnson, Buford 16436494

b. Jul. 14, 1918 d. 1947 Tombstone

Johnson, Charles Hugh 16436495

b. Mar. 15, 1912 d. Jun. 17, 1959 Tombstone-WW II U. S. Navy Vet

Johnson, Charles William, Sr 16436496

b. Aug. 16, 1912 d. Nov. 24, 1980 Tombstone Page 136 of 313 `

Spouse:Marguerite Huey Johnson Children: Charles William Johnson, Jr. (1932-1968) Children: Bob Johnson/Tom Johnson/Pat Johnson/two sisters

Johnson, Charles William, Jr. 16436497

b. Mar. 20, 1932 d. Jun. 7, 1968 Tombstone-Obit: June 7,1968-Funeral services for Charles William "Bill" Johnson, Jr., 33, who drowned Friday night in Telico Lake near Caldwell., were held today in Stevens Funeral Home. Rev. John Penn conducted the services, with burial in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Mr.Johnson and his wife, Mrs. Mary Johnson, fell from their boat while fishing about 9. Mrs. Johnson was pulled from the lake by Benny Herbert, Roger Spears, and Wayne Roberts. County Civil Defense volunteers recovered Mr. Johnson Saturday. Mr. Johnson was born Mar.30, 1932, in Memphis, the son of Marguerite Hughey Johnson and Charles W. Johnson, Sr. He had lived in W. Memphis and Eugene, Oregon, before moving here ten years ago. He was an engineer with Eaton Yale & Towne Hoisting Equipment Division here. At the time of his death, he resided at 2011 N. Washington Street. His parents, Mr.and Mrs. Charles Johnson Sr. of Memphis; three brothers, Bob of Hardy, Tom of Ketchikan, Alaska, and Pat of Memphis, and two sisters. Forrest City Times-Herald.

Parents:Charles William Johnson, Sr. (1912 – 1980) Marguerite Huey Johnson Spouse:Mary Johnson Siblings:Bob Johnson/Tom Johnson/Pat Johnson/two sisters

Johnson, Grover Cleveland 16436498

b. Feb. 8, 1884 d. Jan. 12, 1955 Tombstone

Spouse: Mayme Martin Johnson (1890-1977)

Johnson, Mayme Martin, Mrs. 16436499 b. Oct. 7, 1890 d. Apr. 4, 1977 Page 137 of 313 ` Tombstone see husband-Wife of Grover Cleveland Johnson

Spouse:Grover Cleveland Johnson (1884-1955)

Johnson-Carder, Headstone 16436500

b. unknown d. unknown

Jolly, Algie "Sandy", Jr 161713238

b. Sep. 27, 1951 d. Apr. 23, 2016 No Tombstone-Picture-Obit: Algie “Sandy” Jolly, age 64, of Mount Ida, Arkansas died Saturday, April 23, 2016, in Hot Springs. Mr. Jolly was born September 27, 1951, in Memphis. He was the son of Algie L. Jolly, Sr. and Helen Forrester Jolly. He was a catfish farmer, businessman, and Baptist. Mr. Jolly married Linda Powell in 1973, and she survives him along with a daughter, two sons, his mother, and eight grandchildren. Graveside services at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City. Source: Stevens Funeral Home, http://www.stevensfuneralhome.net/

Parents:Algie Lloyd Jolly (1923 - 2001) Helen Forrester Jolly (1924 - ____) Spouse:Linda Powell Jolly (living) Children:two sons and one daughter

Jolly, Algie Lloyd "Tiny" 16436501

b. Jul. 6, 1923 d. Dec. 20, 2001 Tombstone-WW II Vet-Obit: Mr. Algie Lloyd 'Tiny' Jolly of Forrest City died Thursday, Dec. 20, 2001, at Baptist Hospital East. He was 78. Mr. Jolly was born July 6, 1923, in Forrest City, the son of Julious H. Jolly and Ressie Mae Vaughn. He lived in Forrest City all of his life. He worked for the Wholesale Produce Company, was a World War II veteran and a member of the Caldwell Baptist Church.Survivors include his wife, Helen Jolly of Forrest City whom he married Sep.7,1942; a son, Sandy Jolly, of Aubrey; a sister, Marie Evans of Texas and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday, Dec. 24, 2001, at the Stevens Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. J. E. Hughes and Rev. Myron Shaw officiating. Burial will be in the Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents: Julious H. Jolly/Ressie Mae Vaughn Spouse:Helen Forrester Jolly (1924 - ____)* Children:Algie “Sandy” Jolly (1951 - 2016)*Siblings:Marie Evans

Jolly, Helen Forrester, Mrs. 16436502

b. Dec. 11, 1924 d. unknown Page 138 of 313 ` Tombstone-Wife of Algie Lloyd Jolly

Spouse: Algie Lloyd Jolly (1923-2001) Child:Algie Jolly (1951-2016)

Jones, Buford Henry 16436503

b. Jul. 14, 1918 d. Oct. 31, 1947 Tombstone

Spouse: Pauline Pettus Jones (1915 - 2008) Children:Edwin Buford Jones (1946 - 1991)*

Jones, Harry M. 16436504

b. Mar. 9, 1896 d. Mar. 22, 1915 Tombstone

Jones, Helen B. Ames, Mrs. 16436505

b. Aug. 17, 1898 d. 1986 Tombstone-Wife of Lawrence Jones Page 139 of 313 `

Spouse: Lawrence H. Jones (1898-1951)

Jones, Lawrence H. 16436506 b. 1898 d. 1951 Tombstone see wife-WW I Vet-Note: 09/12/19 Lawrence Jones was on furlough from the Navy last week, on a visit to his mother and sister, Mrs. Annie Jones and Mrs. A. A. French. He expects discharge in about six weeks.

Parents:John Irby Jones (1842 - 1900) Annie L Creely Jones (1861 - 1955) Spouse:Helen B. Ames Jones (1898 - 1986) Siblings:Alice E. Jones Matthews Mann (1871 - 1937)**John Irby Jones (1880 - 1957)** Emma Jones French (1889 - 1969)*Paul Jones (1896 - 1902)*Lawrence H. Jones (1898 - 1951)

Mount Vernon Jones, Louise Laughinghouse, Mrs. 16436507 Cemetery Forrest City

b. Jul. 1, 1879 d. Oct. 9, 1970 Tombstone-Wife of T. Fred Jones–Obit: 10/09/70-Mrs. Louise Laughinghouse Jones, 91, widow of Fred Jones, died Friday at Kingwood Resident Hall. She had spent her entire life in Forrest City with the exception of a number of years when she lived in Fayetteville. In Forrest City she resided at 823 N. Rosser Street. Mrs. Jones was born July 1, 1879, and was the daughter of Mallory Laughinghouse and Fenner Laughinghouse. Her husband, whom she married in 1900, died in 1915. Mrs. Jones leaves a sister, Mrs. Marguerite McCurdy of Forrest City; a nephew, Albert Laughinghouse of Forrest City; and two nieces, Mrs. Jack Vance of Forrest City, and Mrs. Donald Denham of Baton Rouge, La. Services for Mrs. Jones were held by Rev. Ethan Dodgen at Stevens Funeral Home on Saturday, with burial in Mt.Vernon cemetery. Forrest City Times-Herald

Parents:J. Fenner Laughinghouse (1846 - 1919) Eloise Mallory Laughinghouse (1850 - 1937) Spouse:T. Fred Jones (____ - 1915)*Siblings:Louise Laughinghouse Jones (1879 - 1970) Marguerite Laughinghouse McCurdy (1885 - 1978)*J. Fenner Laughinghouse (1888 - 1955)*

Jones, Mattie 16436508

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b. unknown d. Oct. 17, 1912 Tombstone-Note: By Bob Jones

Jones, Pauline "Polly" Pettus, Mrs. 30140701

b. Mar. 21, 1915 d. Sep. 15, 2008 Tombstone-Wife of Buford Jones–Obit: Mrs. Pauline 'Polly' Pettus Jones, age 93, of Forrest City, died Monday at her home in Forrest City. She had been in poor health for the past two years. Mrs. Jones was born March 21, 1915, in County and was the daughter of Samuel Lamar Pettus Sr. and Martha Lilly Pettus. She lived in the Parrott Community all of her life, was retired from Woodruff Electric after twenty-seven years of service, was involved with the St. Jude's Children's Hospital, and was a life long member of the Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Jones married Buford Henry Jones in 1941, and he preceded her in death in 1947. She is survived by one son, Donald E. 'Donnie' Jones of Forrest City, two grandchildren, Amy and Melissa, four great-grandchildren, and one daugther-in-law, JoAnn Lawson Jones. She was preceded in death by one son, Edwin B. Jones in 1991. Services for Mrs. Jones will be held at Stevens Funeral Home Chapel, 10:00 A.M., Thursday, with burial in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Visitation will be Wednesday evening 6:00 till 8:00 P.M. At Stevens Funeral Home with Stevens Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. You may log on to stevensfuneralhome.net for the on line registry.

Parents:Samuel Lamar Pettus (1866 - 1950) Martha Lilly Pettus (1872 - 1957) Spouse:Buford Henry Jones (1918 - 1947)*Children:Edwin Buford Jones (1946 - 1991)*Donald E. Jones Siblings:William Jackson Pettus (1899 - 1969)*Sam L. Pettus (1901 - 1991)*Charles Augusta Pettus (1905 - 1999)*Lilly Pettus (1910 - 2003)*Pauline Pettus Jones (1915 - 2008)

Justice, Annie Lutz, Mrs. 16436509 Page 141 of 313 `

b. Jan. 15, 1880 d. Jun. 4, 1945 Tombstone see mother, Eugenia Clay Baxter Lutz shown as Ammis-Wife of Thomas Edward Justice-Marriage:Thos. E. B. Justice age 25 of Memphis to Annie Lutz age 18 of Mammoth Spring, Ark. in Sharp Co., Ark. on Jul.4,1898 probably her marriage.

Parents:Isaac Hamilton Lutz (1826 - 1896) Eugenia Clay Baxter Lutz (1851 - 1897) Children:Katherine Eunice Justice Odom (1902 - 1971)* Siblings:Isaac Hamilton Lutz* Alfonso Dompetro Lutz (1878 - 1880)* Annie Lutz Justice (1880 - 1945) Walter Lee Lutz (1882 - 1956)*

Kelley, Edward Foreman 16436511

b. Sep. 9, 1894 d. Apr. 15, 1979 Tombstone-Marriage: Married Francis Willard Delano age 23 to Edward Foreman Kelley age 27 on Jan.14,1921 Co., Ark

Spouse:Francis Willard Delano Kelley (1897 - 1986)

Kelley, Francis Willard "Dollie" Delano, Mrs. 16436510

b. Aug. 2, 1897 d. Dec. 28, 1986 Tombstone-Wife of Edward Kelley

Page 142 of 313 ` Parents:Charles Edward Delano (1850 - 1926) Susannah Ann Miles Delano (1868 - 1943) Spouse:Edward Foreman Kelley (1894 - 1979) Siblings:Richard Delano (____ - 1910)*Nellie Bly DeLano Eppes (1889 - 1970)*Bessie Delano Allen (1894 - 1988)*Francis Willard Delano Kelley (1897 - 1986) Charles Edward Delano (1904 - 1905)*

Kiniment, Charlotte C. 16436512 Mount Vernon b. Jan. 8, 1832 d. Aug. 3, 1887 Cemetery Forrest City

NoTombstone-Probably mother of Alexander Kininment

Kininment, Charlotte Callahan, Mrs. 16436513

b. Jan. 9, 1859 d. Sep. 3, 1937 Tombstone-Born in Ontario, Canada-Wife of Alexander Kininment-Information from Death Certificate in Memphis, Tenn. Records-Possible FAG 85664803 (1857-1902) in Oakhill Cemetery, Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Parents:Michael Callahan/Katheryn Donney Spouse: Alexander Kininment

Kinney, Knox 16436514 b. Jul. 22, 1924 d. Nov. 8, 2002 No Tombstone-WW II Vet-1954 Biography: The record of Knox Kinney, young Forrest City lawyer, in the professional, religious, civic, and public service fields is as outstanding as that of any young men in the State of Arkansas. Mr. Kinney is a member of the House of Representatives of the State of Past President of the Young Business Men's Club, VP of the Rotary Club, Vice Commander of the King-Beazley American Legion Post, VP of the Eastern Arkansas Young Men's Club and Chairman of the County National Infantile Paralysis Foundation. He also serves as the State Division for the 1953 March of Dimes Campaign, and the Tennessee, and American Bar Associations. Mr.Kinney's parents moved here when he was 5 years of age, Mr.& Mrs. K. H. Kinney, now of Hughes, from Blytheville. He graduated from Forrest City High School, Columbia Military Academy and then one year at The Citadel, before World War II interrupted his schooling. In April 1943, he joined the U.S.Army and saw action in the European Theatre wit the 94th Reconnaissance Squadron of the 14th Armored Division. Three years later he was placed on inactive duty status as a Lieutenant. He then attended Vanderbilt University where he received a L.L.B. and B.S.Degree. In 1949 he entered law practice, with admission to the bar in Tennessee and one year in Memphis with Snowden, Davis, McCloy and Donelson, Page 143 of 313 ` and in 1950, opened his own practice in Forrest City. His wife is the pretty and friendly Patricia Lee Patrick of Memphis. They have one son, Knox Baird Kenny, Jr. [1954 History of St.Francis County] Obituary: Mr. Knox Kinney, age 78, of Forrest City, died Friday, Nov. 8, 2002, at Baptist East Hospital in Memphis. Mr. Kinney was born July 22, 1924, in Memphis, the son of Kenneth Hayes Kinney and Ruby Lucille Baird Kinney. He resided in County for all of his life, with the exception of three years of service in World War II. He attended Forrest City public schools and graduated in May, 1942, from Columbia Military Academy in Columbia, Tenn. Mr. Kinney began undergraduate studies at the Citadel in September of 1942, and then volunteered that December for service in the U.S. Army. He served for three years in the 14th Armored Division under General Patton and General Smith. He was awarded two bronze stars for his service in combat. Following his honorable discharge and service in the reserves, with the commission of Lieutenant, he went back to school and received a bachelor of science degree in Business Administration and a Doctorate of Jurisprudence from the Vanderbilt Law School in 1949. Mr. Kinney was licensed to practice law in both Arkansas and Tennessee, beginning his career at Snowden, Davis, Brown, McCloy and Donelson law firm in Memphis. He returned to Forrest City in 1950 to set up his own law practice. He was elected to the Arkansas Legislature in July of 1950, and served four terms. He retired from the legislature without opposition to meet the demands of his practice.In addition to serving as Forrest City City Attorney for 32 years, Mr. Kinney was named Young Man of the Year by the Arkansas Jaycees in 1956 and served as president of the County Bar Association. He was also a member of the Forrest City Rotary Club and the Forrest City Chamber of Commerce. He was a Gideon; a life member of the VFW; and served as past chairman of the Forrest City Planning Commission.He also was a member of the Arkansas and American Bar Associations; the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association; the Association of Trail Lawyers of America, the House of Delegates of the Arkansas Bar Association and First Baptist Church.Mr. Kinney is survived by his wife, Patsy Patrick Kinney of the home; a son, Baird Kinney of Forrest City; a daughter, June Kinney Belew of Memphis; a brother, Clarke Kinney of Little Rock; and one grandchild. Funeral services for Mr. Kinney were held on Sunday, Nov. 10, 2002, at First Baptist Church. Burial followed in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Stevens Funeral Home was in charge of all arrangements.

Parents:Kenneth Hayes Kinney (1897-1976) Ruby Lucille Baird Kinney (1898-1994) Spouse:Patricia Lee Patrick Kinney (1925 - 2003)*Children:Robert A. Kinney (1950 - 1986)*Knox Baird Kinney (1950-) June Kinney Belew

Kinney, Patricia Lee "Patsy" Patrick, Mrs. 16436515 b. May 11, 1925 d. Nov. 15, 2003 No Tombstone-Wife of Knox Kinney-Obit: Mrs. Patricia Lee 'Patsy' Kinney, aged 78, of Forrest City, died Saturday, Nov. 15, 2003 at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Forrest City.She was born May 11, 1925, in Johnson City, Tenn. and was the daughter of Paul Patrick and Rita Keebler Patrick. She was an active member of the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Kinney was a graduate of the University of South Carolina with a major in music, and was a member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority. She was an accomplished pianist, working with Jerome Robertson in Memphis before moving to Forrest City.In 1951, she married Knox Kinney, and he preceded her in death in 2002. She is survived by a son, Baird Kinney of Forrest City; a daughter, June Kinney Belew of Memphis; a sister, Jo Ann Patrick Moore of Dallas, Page 144 of 313 ` Texas, and a granddaughter. Visitation for Mrs. Kinney will be from 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. at Stevens Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held graveside, Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2003, at 2 p.m. at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City.

Parents:Paul Patrick/Rita Keebler Patrick Spouse:Knox Kinney (1924 - 2002) Children:Robert A. Kinney (1950 - 1986)*Knox Baird Kinney (1950-) June Kinney Belew Sibling:JoAnn Parick Moore

Kinney, Robert A. 16436516

b. May 12, 1950 d. Dec. 13, 1986 Tombstone-Twin of Knox Baird Kinney

Parents:Knox Kinney (1924 - 2002) Patricia Lee Patrick Kinney (1925 - 2003) Siblings:Knox Baird Kinney/June Kinney Belew

Kinzer, Elizabeth Dawson, Mrs. 16436517

b. Sep. 6, 1869 d. Jun. 1, 1957 Tombstone-Wife of Otley Lee Kinzer

Parents:Jacob M. Dawson (1829 - 1901) Emma Eldridge Dawson (1837 - 1900) Spouse:Otley Lee Kinzer (1874 - 1942)*

Kinzer, Otley Lee 16436518

b. May 21, 1874 d. Apr. 30, 1942 Page 145 of 313 ` Tombstone-Married Jul.18,1917 of Columbia, Tenn. Age 45 to Bettie Dauson age 18 of Forrest City, Ark. in Co., Ark.-Believe age is shown incorrectly for her

Parents:Adam Clark Kinzer (1842 - 1891) Mary Frank Hughes Mayberry (1851 - 1913) Spouse:Elizabeth Dawson Kinzer (1869 - 1957) Sibling:Otley Lee Kinzer (1874 - 1942) Emmitt H. Kinzer (1877 - 1911)*

Land, Marjorie Borden, Mrs. 16436520

b. Mar. 5, 1908 d. Jan. 6, 1974 Tombstone-Wife of Ross Clayton Land

Parents:Ernest Lee Borden (1867 - 1937) Lillian Reaves Borden (1876 - 1954) Spouse:Ross Clayton Land (1902-1982)

Land, Ross Clayton 16699644 b. Feb. 6, 1902 d. Jul. 17, 1982 Tombstone see wife

Parents:Gillie Land (1877 - 1947) Ada Estelle Jones Land (1878 - 1970) Spouse:Marjorie Borden Land (1908 - 1974)

Landall, Armanda 16436521 b. 1887 d. Jun. 18, 1912 No Tombstone-Age 25

Landers, Ruth Porter, Mrs. 16436522

b. Dec. 4, 1913 d. Apr. 27, 2003 Tombstone-Wife of William Newton Landers

Spouse:William Newton Landers (1907-1997)

Page 146 of 313 ` Landers, William Newton 16436523

b. Jan. 3, 1907 d. Dec. 4, 1997 Tombstone

Parents:Square Newton Landers (1849 - 1906) Nancy R Stark Landers Wolfe (1867 - 1960) Spouse:Ruth Porter Landers (1913 - 2003)

Lanier, Betta Adrion, Mrs. 16436529

b. 1895 d. 1961 Tombstone-Wife of John Thomas Lanier

Spouse:John Thomas Lanier (1898 - 1969) Children:Infant Son Lanier (____ - 1920)*Mary Bob Lanier Fogg (1922 - 2002)*John T. Lanier (1924 - 2011)*Betta A. Lanier Shackelford (1928 - 1998)*

Lanier, Headstone 16436528

b. unknown d. unknown

Lanier, Infant Son 16436530

b. unknown d. Nov. 23, 1920 Tombstone

Parents:John Thomas Lanier (1898 - 1969) Betta Adrian Lanier (1895 - 1961) Siblings:Infant Son Lanier (____ - 1920) Mary Bob Lanier Fogg (1922 - 2002)*John T. Lanier (1924 - 2011)* Page 147 of 313 ` Betta A. Lanier Shackelford (1928 - 1998)*

Lanier, James Goree 16436531

b. Dec. 7, 1908 d. May 7, 1942 Tombstone-Note: Died of heart attack while undergoing hernia operation in Memphis. Per Dr. John Story Lanier of Round Pond, Ark.

Parents:William Joseph Lanier (1868 - 1937) Katherine Story Lanier (1885 - 1964) Siblings:Rosa Lanier Legg (____ - 1911)*John Sidney Lanier (1901 - 1909)*William Joseph Lanier (1904 - 1946)*James Goree Lanier (1908 - 1942) Paul Story Lanier (1911 - 1982)*Sara E. Lanier (1917 - 1975)*

Lanier, John L. 16436524

b. Oct. 21, 1858 d. Jul. 31, 1918 Tombstone-Note: Born Oct. 21, 1858 in Canada, died in Memphis, Tenn. on July 31, 1918. Wife Mrs. Kate Lanier. Occupation Conductor. Father Robert Lanier, mother Angelina Breadman. Tombstone shows different birth date

Spouse:Kate Callahan Lanier (1866 - 1949)*

Lanier, John Sidney 16436532

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b. 1901 d. Sep. 18, 1909 Tombstone-Obit: One of the saddest duties of a newspaperman is to report the death of a young man, when last Saturday, Sep.18,1909, little John Sidney Lanier died from diphtheria. He was the child of Mr.& Mrs. W. J. Lanier, the rest is un readable. Forrest City Times Newspaper Sep.21,1909

Parents:William Joseph Lanier (1868 - 1937) Katherine Story Lanier (1885 - 1964) Siblings:Rosa Lanier Legg (____ - 1911)* John Sidney Lanier (1901 - 1909) William Joseph Lanier (1904 - 1946)*James Goree Lanier (1908 - 1942)*Paul Story Lanier (1911 - 1982)*Sara E. Lanier (1917 - 1975)*

Lanier, John Thomas, Sr 16436533

b. Jul., 1898 d. Sep. 22, 1969 Tombstone-WW I Vet-Obit: Sep.22,1969-John T. Lanier, Sr., 71, died suddenly and unexpectedly on Monday afternoon at his cabin on Bear Creek Lake near Marianna. He was born in July in Caldwell, and was the son of Mary Ora McKnight and R. J. Lanier. He lived several years in Brinkley before moving to Forrest City where he founded and for many years operated Forrest City Machine Works. He was a veteran of WW I. Lanier was a member of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd and was married to Betta Adrion in 1918. She preceded him in death in 1961. He is survived by one son, John T. Jr., of Mexico; two daughters, Mrs. Ed Fogg and Mrs. Frank Shackelford, both of Forrest City; and seven grandchildren. Services will be held in the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd and burial will be in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Forrest City Times-Herald [1954 County History] John T. Lanier, prominent manufacturer and landowner of Forrest City, has accomplished much in an eventful life, and now, as President and General Manager the Forrest City Machine Works, Inc., manufacturers of agricultural implements on a large scale. Mr.Lanier was born on the Lanier Place north of Forrest City, on July 21,1893, son of the late Robert Jefferson and Ora (McKnight) Lanier. His paternal grand parents were Robert Potter and Margaret Angeline (Bendiman) Lanier. His maternal grand parents were Dr. John David McKnight, onetime Sheriff of county, and Victoria (Williams) McKnight. A graduate of Forrest City High School, Mr.Lanier studied at the Univ. of Arkansas from 1917 to May 17,1917, when during, World War I, he entered the first officer's training camp at Fort Logan, H. Roots, Little Rock, and after graduation was assigned to the 32nd Division and later to Company K, 163rd Infantry, 39th Division. On Sep.1,1918, he landed with the 39th Division in Europe and then was transferred to Company 1, 357th Infantry, 90th Division. Page 149 of 313 ` Returning to civilian life, he went to work with Planters Bank & Trust Co. in Forrest City and farmed until Dec.31,1923 when he went to Brinkley to manage the Brinkley Motor Company. In 1936, he opened the Lanier Auto Supply, and stayed with it till 1944. He returned to Forrest City, and in 1946, helped organize the Forrest City Machine Works, Inc. On July 5,1918, he married Betta Adrion, daughter of Michalie and Mary (Foisy) Adrion, of Alexandria, La., they have three children, Mary Bob, now the wife of Major Joseph E. Fogg, U. S. Marine Corps, and they have three children, Robert Lanier Fogg, Mary Faith Fogg, and Patricia Ann Fogg; John T. Lanier, Jr., now associated with his father in the Machine Works; and Betta Adrion, wife of Frank Tillman Shackelford, partner in the Shackelford Motor Co. in Forrest City, and they have two children, Frank T. Shackelford, Jr., and Betta Park Shackelford. Mr. Lanier is a member of the King-Beazley American Legion Post, Masonic Lodge, Forrest City Country Club, Co. Farm Bureau, Arkansas Agricultural Council, Church of the Good Shepherd. He also supervises the farming of 1200 acres.

Parents: Robert J. Lanier (1864 - 1949) Mary Ora McKnight Lanier (1870 - 1962) Spouse:Betta Adrian Lanier (1895 - 1961)* Children:Infant Son Lanier (____ - 1920)* Mary Bob Lanier Fogg (1922 - 2002)* John T. Lanier (1924 - 2011)* Betta A. Lanier Shackelford (1928 - 1998)* Sibling:John Thomas Lanier (1898 - 1969) Robert J. Lanier (1902 - 1918)*

Lanier, Kate Callahan, Mrs. 16436534

b. 1866 d. Nov. 22, 1949 Tombstone-Wife of John L. Laner-Died in Memphis, Tenn.

Spouse:John L. Lanier (1858 - 1918)

Lanier, Katherine Story, Mrs. 16436535

b. Oct. 24, 1878 d. Apr., 1964 Tombstone-Wife of William Joseph Lanier-Obit: Mrs. Lanier Dies Thursday; Rites Pending: Apr.9,1964-Funeral services for Mrs. Katherine Story Lanier, 85, who died Thursday afternoon in Harbor City, Calif., are incomplete at this time and will be announced later by Stevens Funeral Home, which is in charge. Mrs. Lanier had been confined to her bed since suffering a fall about a month ago. She suffered a fractured arm and hip in the accident. Page 150 of 313 ` Born in Sherman, Texas, on Oct.24,1885?1878, she was the daughter of Mollie Goree and John W. Story. She moved to Forrest City about sixty years ago and made her home here until 1940. She had also lived in Parkin and for many years, with a daughter, in California. A member of Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church, she was active in the church. Mrs. Lanier was a member of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, Cosmos Club, and a charter member of the Parent-Teacher Association here. Her husband, W. J. Lanier, a prominent attorney, died in 1940. Two sons, Joe and Jim Lanier also preceded her in death. Survivors include two sons, Phillip Lanier of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Dr. Paul Lanier of Parkin; two daughters, Mrs. Ford Smith of Augusta and Mrs. Sara McKenzie of Manhattan Beach, California; 10 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Forrest City Times-Herald.

Parents:John Wesley Story (1841 - 1916) Mollie Goree Story Spouse:William Joseph Lanier (1868 - 1937)*Children:Rosa Lanier Legg (____ - 1911)*John Sidney Lanier (1901 - 1909)*William Joseph Lanier (1904 - 1946)*James Goree Lanier (1908 - 1942)*Paul Story Lanier (1911 - 1982)*Sara E. Lanier (1917 - 1975)*Phillip Lanier/Mrs. Ford Smith/Mrs. Sara McKenzie

Lanier, Margaret Angeline, Mrs. 16436525

b. Nov. 16, 1832 d. Aug. 8, 1867 Tombstone-Wife of Robert Potter Lanier

Spouse:Robert Potter Lanier (1822-1867)

Lanier, Mary Ora McKnight, Mrs. 16436536

b. 1870 d. 1962 Tombstone-Wife of Robert J. Lanier, Sr.

Parents:John David McKnight (1842 - 1905) Victoria A. Williams McKnight (1841 - 1889) Spouse:Robert J. Lanier (1864 - 1949)*Children:John Thomas Lanier (1898 - 1969)*Robert J. Lanier (1902 - 1918)* Siblings:Clarence W. McKnight (1868-1904) Mrs. Robert Dixon/Mary Ora McKnight Lanier (1870-1962)

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Lanier, Dr Paul Story 16436526

b. Jan. 6, 1911 d. Jan. 2, 1982 Tombstone

Parents:William Joseph Lanier (1868 - 1937) Katherine Story Lanier (1885 - 1964) Siblings:Rosa Lanier Legg (____ - 1911)*John Sidney Lanier (1901 - 1909)*William Joseph Lanier (1904 - 1946)*James Goree Lanier (1908 - 1942)*Paul Story Lanier (1911 - 1982) Sara E. Lanier (1917 - 1975)* Phillip Lanier/Mrs. Ford Smith/Mrs. Sara McKenzie

Lanier, Robert J., Jr 16436537

b. Sep. 12, 1902 d. Oct. 4, 1918

Tombstone-Note:Died from pneumonia in Memphis, Tenn. Hospital

Parents:Robert J. Lanier (1864 - 1949)Mary Ora McKnight Lanier (1870 - 1962) Sibling:John Thomas Lanier (1898 - 1969)*Robert J. Lanier (1902 - 1918)

Lanier, Robert J., Sr 16436538

b. 1864 d. 1949 Tombstone

Spouse:Mary Ora McKnight Lanier (1870 - 1962) Children:John Thomas Lanier (1898 - 1969)*Robert J. Lanier (1902 - 1918)*

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Lanier, Robert Potter 16436539

b. 1822 d. Aug. 9, 1867 Tombstone

Spouse:Margaret Angeline Lanier (1832 - 1867)

Lanier, Sara E. 16436527

b. 1917 d. 1975 Tombstone

Parents:William Joseph Lanier (1868 - 1937) Katherine Story Lanier (1885 - 1964) Siblings:Rosa Lanier Legg (____ - 1911)* John Sidney Lanier (1901 - 1909)* William Joseph Lanier (1904 - 1946)* James Goree Lanier (1908 - 1942)*Paul Story Lanier (1911 - 1982)* Sara E. Lanier (1917 - 1975) Phillip Lanier/Mrs. Ford Smith/Mrs. Sara McKenzie

y Lanier, Sara Elizabeth 16436540

b. 1905 d. 1906 Tombstone

Lanier, William Joseph 16436541

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b. Feb. 28, 1868 d. Apr. 4, 1937 Tombstone-Picture-Longtime Attorney and School Board Member of Forrest City

Spouse:Katherine Story Lanier (1885 - 1964) Children:Rosa Lanier Legg (____ - 1911)*John Sidney Lanier (1901 - 1909)*William Joseph Lanier (1904 - 1946)*James Goree Lanier (1908 - 1942)*Paul Story Lanier (1911 - 1982)*Sara E. Lanier (1917 - 1975)* Phillip Lanier/Mrs. Ford Smith/Mrs. Sara McKenzie

Lanier, William Joseph, Jr. 16436542

b. Jun. 29, 1904 d. Jul. 17, 1946 Tombstone-Note: Died in Baptist Hosp. in Memphis on July 17, 1946. He was Branch Manager for Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co., Wife was Frieda B. Lanier of Memphis. Born June 29, 1904.

Parents:William Joseph Lanier (1868 - 1937) Katherine Story Lanier (1885 - 1964) Siblings:Rosa Lanier Legg (____ - 1911)*John Sidney Lanier (1901 - 1909)*William Joseph Lanier (1904 - 1946)James Goree Lanier (1908 - 1942)*Paul Story Lanier (1911 - 1982)*Sara E. Lanier (1917 - 1975)* Phillip Lanier/Mrs. Ford Smith/Mrs. Sara McKenzie Spouse:Frieda B. Lanier

Laser, Albert Wolfe 185403929

b. Jan. 31, 1893 d. Sep. 5, 1988 Tombstone-1954 Bio: 1954 Biography: The ambitious man who came here twenty five years ago to open the Sterling Dept.Store during the depression year of 1929, now owns two of the largest and most modern 5 & 10-cent stores in Eastern Arkansas. Albert W. Laser owns the Laser's Ben Franklin Store on N. Rosser St. since 1933; and on the corner of Broadway & Washington, he owns Laser's 5 & 10, Page 154 of 313 ` which was Scotts 5 & 10 until Dec. 7, 1953. Mr. Laser was born at Clarksville, Ark., the son of Mrs. Minnie (Nichols) Laser of Clarksville, and the late Samuel Laser. He was graduated from Clarksville High School and then studied at the College of the Ozarks. In April 1917, he became a private in the U. S. Army, 141st Machine Gun Battalion. When he was discharged in Nov. 1918, he had advanced to the rank of Second Lieutenant. He worked with his father who was in the mercantile business in the same location for forty years in Clarksville. After opening the Sterling Store, he purchased the Pettus-Buford mercantile firm on North Rosser St.. Then in 1933, he opened the 5 & 10 store. Mr. Laser is a member of the Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church, a 32nd Degree at the Masonic Lodge, the Chamber of Commerce, a Shriner, Rotary Club, Boy Scouts Asst. Scoutmaster. He also has farming interests in the area. On Oct. 11, 1921, he married Miss Esther Stephens, daughter of R. S. and Emma (Cannon) Stephens, of Prescott, Ark., and to this union has been born five children; and they have two grandchildren. Children:Albert Wolfe, Jr.( b.Oct.2,1923 d.Mar.18,2003) buried in Epiphany Mem. Prayer Garden, Guntersville, Ala.

Parents: Samuel Laser/Minnie Nichols Laser Spouse:Esther Stephens Laser (1899 - 1995) Children: James Arenson Laser (1944-2013) Judge David Laser/Esther Laser Paul/Bob Laser/Albert Wolfe Laser, Jr. (1923-2003)

Laser, Esther Stephens, Mrs. 185403998

b. Jan. 14, 1899 d. Nov. 16, 1995 Tombstone-Wife of Albert Wolfe Laser

Parents:R. S. Stephens/Emma Cannon Stephens Spouse:Albert Wolfe Laser (1893 - 1988)*Children:James Arenson Laser (1944 - 2013)* Judge David Laser/Esther Laser Paul/Bob Laser/Albert Wolfe Laser, Jr. (1923-2003)

Laser, James Arenson 185405387

b. Nov. 8, 1944 d. Mar. 24, 2013 Tombstone-Vietnam Vet-Obit: James Arenson Laser, 68 of Van Buren passed away Sunday, Page 155 of 313 ` March 24, 2013 in a local nursing home. He was a U.S. Navy veteran of the Vietnam War. He was preceded in death by his parents, Albert Wolfe & Esther (Stephens) Laser.He is survived by one sister, Esther Paul of Rochester, NY; two brothers, Bob Laser of Fort Smith and Judge David Laser of Jonesboro, AR; several nieces & nephews.

Parents: Albert Wolfe Laser (1893-1988) Esther Stephens Laser (1899-1995) Judge David Laser/Esther Laser Paul/Bob Laser Albert Wolfe Laser, Jr. (1923-2003)

Laughinghouse, Anna 16436545

b. Mar. 12, 1856 d. Apr. 18, 1947 Tombstone

Parents:George W. Laughinghouse (1818 - 1876) Margaret Laughinghouse (1821 - 1891) Siblings: J. Fenner Laughinghouse (1846 - 1919)*Mary Winnifred Laughinghouse Eldridge (1849 - 1928)*Cornelia M. Laughinghouse Mallory (1851 - 1924)*Alice N. Laughinghouse Aven (1854 - 1930)*Anna Laughinghouse (1856 - 1947) Kate Laughinghouse Oliver (1859 - 1889)*George Neuman Laughinghouse (1861 - 1915)*

Laughinghouse, Eloise Mallory, Mrs. 16436547

b. Sep. 12, 1850 d. Feb. 22, 1937 Tombstone see Husband Below-Wife of J. Fenner Laughinghouse-Obit: The peaceful passing on of Mrs. Eloise Mallory Laughinghouse at her home just after midnight marked the sunset of a beautiful life. She was born at La Grange, Tenn., on Sep. 12,1850, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mallory. The family moved here when she was eighteen months old and settled at Mt. Vernon, on what is now known as the Mallory place. She was united in marriage with Fenner Laughinghouse in 1868, to which union eight children were born. Mr. Laughinghouse passed way on Dec. 25,1919. Mrs. Laughinghouse united with the Methodist Church in childhood, and to the time of her death, was the oldest living member. Her membership numbered 75 years in an allegiance that stood steadfast through the years. Mrs. Laughinghouse belonged to that generation of women to whom her home and Page 156 of 313 ` the rearing of her family were of paramount interests and in which home she was the central figure, never failing in true companionship as wife, and mother, with a conception of perfection which will live throughout the coming years to round out a beautiful memory. Immediate survivors are one son, Fenner Laughinghouse; two daughters, Mrs. J. C. McCurdy and Mrs. Fred Jones; two sisters, Mrs. Cora Crews and Mrs. W. H. Buford. Funeral services from the Stevens FH Chapel, conducted by Rev. R. S. Hayden, pastor of the Methodist Church; burial was in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Active Pallbearers: Albert Laughinghouse, A. W. Buford, A. B. Nimocks, Donald Denham, Fred Eldridge, Bert Mallory; Honorary: Walter Gorman, Henry Gorman, R. H. Payne, A. G. Sweet, A. C. Bridewell, Jack Vaughn, W. W. Campbell, H. A. Knight, Sr., M. C. Hambleton, Dr. J. A. Bogart, Marvin Jones, Judge E. A. Rolfe, R. J. Lanier, Eugene Williams, Sr., Dr. H. R. Clark, J. B. Wright, Jack Vance, S. J. Dean, Louis McDaniel.

Parents:John William Mallory (1829 - 1910) Martha A. Parham Mallory (1832 - 1904) Spouse:J. Fenner Laughinghouse (1846 - 1919)*Children:Louise Laughinghouse Jones (1879 - 1970)*Marguerite Laughinghouse McCurdy (1885 - 1978)*J. Fenner Laughinghouse (1888 - 1955)*Siblings:Eloise Mallory Laughinghouse (1850 - 1937)Cora B. Mallory Crews (1853 - 1938)*John William Mallory (1861 - 1922)*Roger Mallory (1864 - 1893)*Cornelia Parham Mallory Buford (1871 - 1949)*Joseph Emmett Mallory (1885 - 1929)*

Laughinghouse, George Neuman 16436550

b. Jun. 16, 1861 d. Apr. 1, 1915 Tombstone

Parents:George W. Laughinghouse (1818 - 1876) Margaret Laughinghouse (1821 - 1891) Page 157 of 313 ` Spouse:Willie Alicia Raiford Laughinghouse (1866 - 1925)* Children:Newman Raiford Laughinghouse (1892 - 1982)*Mae Laughinghouse Seaton (1895 - 1978)* Margaret Alcea Laughinghouse (1898 - 1899) Siblings:J. Fenner Laughinghouse (1846 - 1919)*Mary Winnifred Laughinghouse Eldridge (1849 - 1928)*Cornelia M. Laughinghouse Mallory (1851 - 1924)*Alice N. Laughinghouse Aven (1854 - 1930)*Anna Laughinghouse (1856 - 1947)*Kate Laughinghouse Oliver (1859 - 1889)*George Neuman Laughinghouse (1861 - 1915)

Mount Vernon Laughinghouse, Dr George W. 16436549 Cemetery Forrest City

b. Jul. 17, 1818 d. Jun. 11, 1876 Tombstone-Note:Per obit of son, J. Fenner, they came from Alabama in 1858 and all children born in Alabama through George Neuman who was born in 1861 so it was after then going by the 1870 Census. Biography: Judge of Co.--Per Province and the States: Biography edited by Weston Arthur Goodspeed]-George W. Laughinghouse was a delegate with J. W. Shelton for county to the Mar.4,1861 Convention convened in Little Rock to consider Secession from the Union. They failed to make the break from the union due to supporters for the union being in the majority. Later, Page 158 of 313 ` however, after being asked to take up arms against the Confederacy, on May 20th,1861, they did secede and adopted a constitution known as the “Constitution of 1861.”.

Spouse:Margaret Laughinghouse (1821 - 1891) Children:J. Fenner Laughinghouse (1846 - 1919)*Mary Winnifred Laughinghouse Eldridge (1849 - 1928)*Cornelia M. Laughinghouse Mallory (1851 - 1924)*Alice N. Laughinghouse Aven (1854 - 1930)*Anna Laughinghouse (1856 - 1947)*Kate Laughinghouse Oliver (1859 - 1889)*George Neuman Laughinghouse (1861 - 1915)*

Laughinghouse, J. Fenner, Sr 16436548 b. Apr. 29, 1846 d. Dec. 25, 1919 Tombstone see wife-CSA Vet-Obit: Fenner Laughinghouse Sr., is Dead: The city was saddened Christmas morning by the annoucement of the death at 6 a.m., of Mr. Fenner Laughinghouse, Sr., one of the city's most respected and honored useful citizen. Deceased had enjoyed good health up to the day prior to his death, when he fell, while fixing a Christmas tree for his grandchildren. Though complaining of bruises, his condition was not thought alarming, at that time. Death is attributed to heart trouble, intensified by the fall. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at the Mt. Vernon cemetery, conducted by Rev. J. H. O'Bryant, with the following as pall bearers: Active, R. H. Payne, A. C. Bridewell, A. B. Nimocks, J. E. Ferguson, R. C. Eldridge, and C. L. Simmons. Honorary: J. D. Baugh, E. A. Rolfe, and W. F. Perkins. Deceased is survived by his widow and the following children, Fenner Jr., Mrs. Fred Jones, Mrs. J. E. McCurdy, two sisters, Mrs. J. E. Eldridge, and Miss Anna Laughinghouse, and several grand children. Dec.2, 1918 of last year was the golden wedding anniversary, m.1868. Deceased was born in Alabama in 1846, but came to Arkansas in 1858, and has resided here continuously from that date. He has held many positions of honor and trust, among them Clerk of the Court. At the time of his death, he was the chief accountant for the firm Brandon & Baugh. When Mr. Laughinghouse came to the only railroad was the short line from Memphis to Madison. FORREST CITY TIMES HERALD DEC.25,1919 Arkansas Confederate Pensions Surname:Laughinghouse Given Name:Fenner Application Number:29216-Widow Surname: Laughinghouse Widow Given Name:Ella-Company:C Regiment:1 ( Dobbins' )State Served From:Arkansas Division:Cavalry Pension County: Death Date:12/25/1919-Widow Death Date:2/22/1937-Comments:widow applied 1927

Parents:George W. Laughinghouse (1818 - 1876) Margaret Laughinghouse (1821 - 1891) Spouse:Eloise Mallory Laughinghouse (1850 - 1937) Children:Louise Laughinghouse Jones (1879 - 1970)*Marguerite Laughinghouse McCurdy (1885 - 1978)* J. Fenner Laughinghouse (1888 - 1955)*Siblings:J. Fenner Laughinghouse (1846 - 1919) Mary Winnifred Laughinghouse Eldridge (1849 - 1928)* Cornelia M. Laughinghouse Mallory (1851 - 1924)*Alice N. Laughinghouse Aven (1854 - 1930)*Anna Laughinghouse (1856 - 1947)* Kate Laughinghouse Oliver (1859 - 1889)*George Neuman Laughinghouse (1861 - 1915)*

Laughinghouse, Jacque Anna 16436551 Page 159 of 313 `

b. Mar. 6, 1875 d. Dec. 22, 1962 Tombstone

Mount Vernon Laughinghouse, Lyal F., Mrs. 16436543 Cemetery Forrest City

b. Jun., 1882 d. Dec. 30, 1975 Tombstone-Wife of Newman Laughinghouse

Spouse:Newman Raiford Laughinghouse (1892 - 1982)

Laughinghouse, Margaret A., Mrs. 16436554 Page 160 of 313 `

b. May 11, 1821 d. Feb. 16, 1891 Tombstone-Wife of George W. Laughinghouse

Spouse:George W. Laughinghouse (1818 - 1876)*Children:J. Fenner Laughinghouse (1846 - 1919)*Mary Winnifred Laughinghouse Eldridge (1849 - 1928)* Cornelia M. Laughinghouse Mallory (1851 - 1924)*Alice N. Laughinghouse Aven (1854 - 1930)* Anna Laughinghouse (1856 - 1947)* Kate Laughinghouse Oliver (1859 - 1889)*George Neuman Laughinghouse (1861 - 1915)*

Laughinghouse, Margaret Alcea 16436555 Page 161 of 313 `

b. Feb. 23, 1898 d. Jun. 27, 1899 Tombstone-Daughter of G. N. and Laughinghouse

Parents:George Neuman Laughinghouse (1861 - 1915) Willie Alicia Raiford Laughinghouse (1866 - 1925) Siblings:Newman Raiford Laughinghouse (1892 - 1982)* Mae Laughinghouse Seaton (1895 - 1978)* Margaret Alcea Laughinghouse (1898 - 1899)\

Laughinghouse, Newman Raiford 16436544

b. Feb. 27, 1892 d. Dec. 15, 1982

Tombstone see wife-Veteran-Notes: 5-22-1908 - GRADUATING CLASS OF CROWLEY RIDGE INSTITUTE-1908- The following 7 graduates:Misses Elizabeth Stevens, Linnie Beauchamp, Leta Mae Hancock, Frances Christian, Ardale Rollwage, Winnie Stevens, and Mr. Newman Laughinghouse. 07/11/29 Newman Laughinghouse who graduated from the Univ. of Arkansas in 1912, is a First Lt. in the U. S. Army Air Corps, stationed at Mitchell Field, Long Island, N.Y.

Parents: George Neuman Laughinghouse (1861 - 1915) Willie Alicia Raiford Laughinghouse (1866 - 1925) Spouse:Lyal F. Laughinghouse (1882 - 1975)*Siblings:Newman Raiford Laughinghouse (1892 - 1982) Mae Laughinghouse Seaton (1895 - 1978)*Margaret Alcea Laughinghouse (1898 - 1899)*

Laughinghouse, Willie Alcia Raiford, Mrs. 16436557 Page 162 of 313 `

b. Feb. 27, 1866 d. Mar. 18, 1925 Tombstone-Wife of George Neuman Laughinghouse-Obit: Mrs. Willie Alcia Laughinghouse died at the Baptist hospital in Memphis at midnight, Wednesday night, Mar.18,1925, of meningitus, contracted following an operation for mastoids a few days ago. The body will arrive in Forrest City on the California Special this afternoon, and funeral services will be held sometime Friday. Mrs. Laughinghouse was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Raiford. On Dec.23,1887, she was united in marriage with Mr. Newman Laughinghouse who preceded her in death 12 years ago. To their union were born three children, two of whom, Mrs. Fred Seaton of this city, and Lieutenant Newman Laughinghouse, survive. Lt. Laughinghouse is stationed in Manilla, the Phillipines Islands, in the aviation division of the U.S.Army. Deceased is also survived by a sister, Mrs. Ike Mallory, and a half brother, Matthew Raiford of Memphis. A particularly sad feature of the case is that her sister, Mrs. Mallory, is also in the Baptist hospital for a similar operation, and will be unable to attend the funeral. Mrs. Laughinghouse was a devoted member of the Methodist church, and was loved and admired by a large host of friends in the City and County, who mourn with the bereaved family in their loss. Forrest City Times-Herald Mar.19,1925

Parents:Philip T. Raiford (1838 - 1902) Spouse:George Neuman Laughinghouse (1861 - 1915) Children:Newman Raiford Laughinghouse (1892 - 1982)* Mae Laughinghouse Seaton (1895 - 1978)*Margaret Alcea Laughinghouse (1898 - 1899)*

Lawrence, William Isiah 16436558

b. Dec. 24, 1891 d. Sep. 14, 1951 Tombstone-by Son,

Child:William L. Lawrence (1922-1942)

Lawrence, William L. 16436559

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b. Mar. 8, 1922 d. Oct. 3, 1942 Tombstone WW II Vet-by Father, William Isiah Lawrence (1891-1951) Possible marriage age 21 on July 18,1942 to Martha James age 20, both of Forrest City.

Lemke, Carl Dale 16436560

b. Aug. 9, 1882 d. Aug. 4, 1947 Tombstone-1954 Biography: Mrs. W. P. Curtis, the former Mrs. Lemke owns and operates the former Lemke Service Station, now Avalon, which was founded in 1931 by the late C. D. Lemke. Mr. & Mrs. Lemke moved to Forrest City from Chattanooga, Tenn., in December 1916. He was a harness maker by trade and was employed by W. A. Watson, who operated a harness and vulcanizing shop on North Washington Street where now stands the ESSO Station. In 1918, Mr. Lemke opened his own business on North Izard, back of the Palace Drug Store. He continued in business there until 1931 when he built the Lemke Service Station. In 1922, he bought six acres on East Broadway, known as the Neill place. In 1938 he built the tourist cabin units and cottages which he operated with the service station from 1931 till 1945. On the site, he had a fine Rock Garden and grew flowers. The garden contained many petrified logs and rocks from Crow Creek. It became a fine tourist attraction and picnic ground, having outdoor fireplace built of rocks and three connecting lily ponds, with water continually trickling down over the old Mill Wheel made by Mrs. Lemke's father, Mr. W. J. Hixson. In May 1945, because of failing health of Mr. Lemke, they sold the property to S. B. and Fairy A. Moore of Kansas City and they operated it for a year and then sold it. Mr. Lemke died Aug.4,1947. Mrs.Lemke married Mr. W. P. Curtis on June 14,1951. She retired from the Forrest City Savings and Loan Assoc. on June 1,1953, after more than a quarter of a century, being employed Dec.1926 by C. W. Norton, Sect. of the association.[1954 History of St.Francis County]

Spouse:Maggie May Hixson Curtis (1887 - 1963)

Lewis, Harry G. 16436561

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b. May 2, 1890 d. Jun. 29, 1911 Tombstone-Obit: Death of Harry Lewis. This community was inexpressibly shocked Thursday afternoon to learn that Harry G. Lewis, the 18-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lewis, had died at 4 o'clock that afternoon in a hsopital in Knobel, succumbing to injuries received early that morning in falling from a moving freight train at Harvel, a small station on the Iron Mountain betwen Knobel and Poplar Bluff. The young man was picked up by the crew of a southbound train taken to Knobel, and his parents notified. His father left on the morning train for that city to be with the boy, and upon reaching there found that he was seriousley hurt and almost in a dying condition. He rallied some during the day and Mr. Lewis phoned the anxious waiters at home that there were hopes of saving the boy's life. But the hopes were unfounded and in spite of all that could be done to prolong his life, he passed away at 4 o'clock. Deceased was the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lewis, and besides his parents, leaves three brothers, Messrs, Wright, Tom and Walter Lewis, and two sisters, Mrs. Hugh McCormack, of this city, and Mrs. Max Durborow, of Laredo, Texas, to mourn his death. The remains were brought here this morning. The funeral is announced to take place from the family residence this afternoon at 4 o'clock, Rev. Geo. H. Kirker, of the Presbyterian church officiating. Interment in Mt. Vernon cemetery.Forrest City Times Newspaper.-June 30,1911- Brenda Huntley Added: 3/22/2007

Parents:Howell Walter Lewis (1849 - 1925) Lou Ada Lewis (____ - 1934) Siblings:Percy Wright Lewis (1877 - 1949)*Hettie W. Lewis McCormick (1880 - 1938)*Howard Walter Lewis (1885 - 1947)*Harry G. Lewis (1890 - 1911)

Lewis, Howard Walter 16436562 Page 165 of 313 `

b. Oct. 4, 1885 d. Jan. 6, 1947 Tombstone

Parents: Howell Walter Lewis (1849 - 1925) Lou Ada Lewis (____ - 1934) Siblings:Percy Wright Lewis (1877 - 1949)*Hettie W. Lewis McCormick (1880 - 1938)*Howard Walter Lewis (1885 - 1947)Harry G. Lewis (1890 - 1911)*

Lewis, Howell Walter 16436563

b. Feb. 26, 1849 d. Oct. 9, 1925 Tombstone-Obit: Howell Walter Lewis , wealthy plantation owner of Forrest City passes away at his home in this city Friday night, Oct.9,1925, at the age of 76 years, eight months, and eleven days. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon coducted by Rev. W. V. Womack, pastor of the Methodist Church, interment in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Active Pall bearers:A. C. Bridewell, W. W. Campbell, M. S. Smith, H. A. Knight, T. A. Buford, Charles L. Simmons. Honorary:J. M. Nichols, A. L. Stevens, E. A. Rolfe, R. J. Williams, Walter Gorman, and John W. Alderson. H. W. Lewis was a native of Virginia but had lived in Forrest City for a long number of years, where he reared a splendid family, accumulated considerable property and spent a useful life. He is survived by his wife, one daughter, Mrs. Hugh McCormick, and three sons, Wright Lewis of Blytheville, Tom Lewis of Cushing, Okla., and Walter Lewis of Forrest City. Oct.15,1925-Forrest City Times-Herald

Spouse:Lou Ada Lewis (____ - 1934) Children:Percy Wright Lewis (1877 - 1949)*Hettie W. Lewis McCormick (1880 - 1938)*Howard Walter Lewis (1885 - 1947)*Harry G. Lewis (1890 - 1911)*Tom Lewis

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Lewis, Lou Ada, Mrs. 16436564

b. abt.1851 d. Jan. 13, 1934 Tombstone-Wife of Howell Walter Lewis-age 59 on 1910 Census

Spouse:Howell Walter Lewis (1849 - 1925)*Children:Percy Wright Lewis (1877 - 1949)*Hettie W. Lewis McCormick (1880 - 1938)*Howard Walter Lewis (1885 - 1947)*Harry G. Lewis (1890 - 1911)*Tom Lewis

Lewis, Margaret Lucille 16436565

b. Sep. 5, 1900 d. Feb. 4, 1911 Tombstone-Obit: Margaret Lucille Lewis, Only Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Lewis, Passes Away Saturday Night. 'Tis a sad duty indeed, when in the course of the day's work, it becomes necessary to chronicle the deaths of whose we love. 'Tis a sad duty even when the subjects of our feeble efforts have lived their alotted three-score and ten, or when they were personally unknown to us and the chronicling is largely a matter of mechanical effort. But when the subject is one whom the writer has known and loved, the duty then indeed becomes a painful task, and one from which we shrink. On last Sunday morning when the news reached us of the death the night before, shortly after 11:30 o'clock, of little Margaret Lucille Lewis, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Wright Lewis, we could scarely credit the shocking tidings. It seemed that there must have been some horrid mista,e, that it had been only a few short days since we had seen this sweet, daring little girl in all her childish innocence, about the streets with her loving, devoted parents, and on her way to and from school, and then to hear of her death jut as she was on the threshold of life, seemed to us almost incredible. Lucille had been ill for only about a week, and seriously ill for only three or four days. She was stricken just seven days before her death with an attack of the measles, which grew worse in spite of all that medical skill and kindly, loving care could do, and finally on Saturday night the gentle little body gave up its spirit and little LUcille went to dwell in her Father's house, and left desolate a home in which she had been the brightest jewel. We well know the anquish and the aching of the hearts of her fond parents, who were captive to the charm of her perfect, trusting love and con. dence, and her sweet, beautiful, innocent character and disposition, and we would that we had the power to pen a word, a line or a page that might somehow or in some way lessen even so much as one tittle the pain and futility or terrible longing, the fearful hunger of those hearts to have her back for one brief moment. But God has given her an He has taken her away, and He only can comfort. oh! It is sad, sad indeed to give up such Page 167 of 313 ` a child. Lucille was in her eleventh year, having been born on September 5th, 1900. She was a bright, cheerful little lady and had a happy facuity of endearing herself to all with whom she came in contact. She was industrious and attentive in her studies, and at school was a favorite with her teachers and mates. She was known and loved by all the force of The Times office, where she was a frequent visitor. To know this darling child was to love her, and the anquish of the bereaved family, where she was almost idoilzed, must, indeed, be hard to bear, for the death of the little girl causes a feeling of sadness to almost overwhelm the hearts of those even to whom she was but slightly known, and to those lives were so closely entwined about her, her death comes as a crushing blow, indeed. The funeral was held Monday morning from the family residence, Rev. Geo. H. Kirker, of the Presbyterian church, officiating, and was attended by a large concourse of loving friends, who came to mingle their tears with those of the bereaved parents and other relatives. Interment was had in the Mt. Vernon Cemetery, and to this lovely burying ground a large part of the congregation followed the little casket that led the sad and processin to her last resting place. Rev. Kirker's words as he pronounced the solemnly beautiful burial service of his church over the precious remains brought a tear to every eye, and as the words "earth to earth: were spoken, there went up involuntary sigh from the assemblage, and it seemed that left an emptiness, an aching void, and a feeling of desolation. Little Lucille has gone to dwell with the angels, and though she has left desolate her parents' hearts, they have the consolation of knowing that their loved little one has gone to a land that is fairer than this, and there will dwell in perfect peace and great content with Him who said "suffer little children to come unto me, for of such is the kingdom of Heaven," and that there they will meet her again on the beautiful resurrection morn. May God bless and comfort them. - Brenda Huntley Added: 3/29/2007

Parents:Percy Wright Lewis (1877 - 1949) Mary Stark Lewis (1877 - 1963) Siblings:Percy Wright Lewis (1898 - 1899)* Margaret Lucille Lewis (1900 - 1911) Walter Edward Lewis (1904 - 1986)*

Lewis, Mary Stark, Mrs. 16436566

b. May 9, 1877 d. Jun. 7, 1963 Tombstone see Husband-Wife of Percy Wright Lewis, Sr.

Parents: Stark (____ - 1899) Spouse:Percy Wright Lewis (1877 - 1949) Children:Percy Wright Lewis (1898 - 1899)*Margaret Lucille Lewis (1900 - 1911)*Walter Edward Lewis (1904 - 1986)*

Lewis, Percy Wright, Jr. 16436568

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b. Nov. 24, 1898 d. Feb. 9, 1899 Tombstone

Parents:Percy Wright Lewis (1877 - 1949) Mary Stark Lewis (1877 - 1963) Siblings:Percy Wright Lewis (1898 - 1899) Margaret Lucille Lewis (1900 - 1911)*Walter Edward Lewis (1904 - 1986)*

Lewis, Percy Wright, Sr 16436567

b. Jan. 25, 1877 d. Jan. 16, 1949 Tombstone

Parents:Howell Walter Lewis (1849 - 1925) Lou Ada Lewis (____ - 1934) Spouse:Mary Stark Lewis (1877 - 1963)*Children:Percy Wright Lewis (1898 - 1899)*Margaret Lucille Lewis (1900 - 1911)* Walter Edward Lewis (1904 - 1986)* Siblings:Percy Wright Lewis (1877 - 1949) Hettie W. Lewis McCormick (1880 - 1938)* Howard Walter Lewis (1885 - 1947)*Harry G. Lewis (1890 - 1911)*Tom Lewis

Lewis, Shirley Jane Ahrens, Mrs. 16436569

b. Apr. 19, 1910 d. Jul. 8, 2005 Tombstone-Wife of-Walter Edward Lewis-Marriage: On Apr.23,1931 he married Miss Shirley Jane Ahrens, daughter of Mrs. Lillian (Hyde) Ahrens and the late J. D. Ahrens of Little Rock. They have one daughter, Shirley Jane, now in junior high in Little Rock. From bio of husband in 1954 History of St.Francis County, Forrest City Times-Herald Publishing Co., Inc.

Parents:J. D. Ahrens/Lillian Hyde Ahrens Spouse:Walter Edward Lewis (1904 - 1986) Child:Shirley Jane Ahrens

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Lewis, Walter Edward 16436570

b. Oct. 24, 1904 d. May 18, 1986 Tombstone-1954 Biography: W. E. (Ed) Lewis, a native of Forrest City, now affiliated with the (C.I.T.) Commercial Investment Trust Corp. of New York City, Financing and Industrial Banking Division, lives in Little Rock, but frequently visits his mother, Mrs. Wright Lewis, and to renew old acquaintances. He was born here Oct.24,1904, the son of Mrs. Mary (Stark) Lewis and the late Wright Lewis. His grand parents, Mr. & Mrs. H. Walter Lewis, who came here from Virginia were charter members of the Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church in Forrest City. His mother's parents, Mr. & Mrs.Bonaparte Stark, were from Georgia. A graduate of the Forrest City High School in 1922, Mr. Lewis attended Nelson's College in Memphis,. He has had positions in banking, playing baseball, buying cotton, and in politics. On Apr.23,1931 he married Miss Shirley Jane Ahrens, daughter of Mrs. Lillian (Hyde) Ahrens and the late J. D. Ahrens of Little Rock. They have one daughter, Shirley Jane, now in junior high in Little Rock. He is a member of the Presbyterian church, the Little Rock Country Club, Little Rock Club, Little Rock Engineers' Club, Arkansas Engineers' Club, and the Elk's Club.[1954 History of St.Francis County]

Parents:Percy Wright Lewis (1877 - 1949) Mary Stark Lewis (1877 - 1963) Spouse:Shirley Jane Ahrens Lewis (1910 - 2005)*Siblings: Percy Wright Lewis (1898 - 1899)*Margaret Lucille Lewis (1900 - 1911)*Walter Edward Lewis (1904 - 1986)

Lindauer, Bessie Mallory, Mrs. 16436571

b. Oct. 28, 1910 d. Nov. 8, 1974 Tombstone-Wife of Fred Lindauer-Obit:Mrs. Bessie Mallory Lindauer, age 64, of 1205 Lindauer Road, died early this morning at Forrest Mem. Hosp. She is survived by her husband, Fred Lindauer; one sister, Mary Mallory at Crestpark in Wynne; her daughter, Mrs. Freddie Lou Lindauer (Bob)el McDaniel of this city; two grandchildren, Rocky and Amy McDaniel; one niece, Mrs. Bob Green of Kansas City. Last part missing. Marriage: Mallory, Bessie age 18 mar.19270515 Fred Lindauer age 30-Cross Co., Ark.

Parents:Carrie Elizabeth Crawford Mallory (1874 - 1954) Joseph Emmett Mallory (1885- Page 170 of 313 ` 1929) Spouse:Fred Lindauer (1897 - 1981)*Children:Freddie Lou Lindauer McDaniel (1931 - 2011)*

Lindauer, Betty Carilee 16436572 b. unknown d. Nov., 1928 No Tombstone

Lindauer, Fred 16436573

b. May 28, 1897 d. Feb. 9, 1981 Tombstone see wife

Parents:Johann Christian Lindauer (1848 - 1921) Rosa Meyer Lindauer (1865 - 1958) Spouse:Bessie Mallory Lindauer (1910 - 1974) Children:Freddie Lou Lindauer McDaniel (1931 - 2011)*Siblings:Mary Lindauer Powers (1887 - 1940)*Rosa Lindauer Moore (1889 - 1979)*Charlie Lindauer (1891 - 1938)*Annie Katie Lindauer (1893 - 1896)*Fred Lindauer (1897 - 1981) Fannie Lindauer Kidd (1900 - 1949)*Robert Lindauer (1902 - 1987)*Henry L. Lindauer (1905 - 1969)*

Lindauer, Henry L. 16436574

b. Mar. 15, 1905 d. Dec. 10, 1969 Tombstone

Parents:Johann Christian Lindauer (1848 - 1921) Rosa Meyer Lindauer (1865 - 1958) Spouse:Mary Helen Armstrong Lindauer (1912 - 1990) Siblings:Mary Lindauer Powers (1887 - 1940)* Rosa Lindauer Moore (1889 - 1979)*Charlie Lindauer (1891 - 1938)*Annie Katie Lindauer (1893 - 1896)*Fred Lindauer (1897 - 1981)*Fannie Lindauer Kidd (1900 - 1949)*Robert Lindauer (1902 - 1987)*Henry L. Lindauer (1905 - 1969)

Lindauer, Lily Belle, Mrs. 16436575

b. Oct. 26, 1912 d. May 31, 1984 Tombstone-Wife of Robert Lindauer

Spouse:Robert Lindauer (1902-1987)

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Lindauer, Robert 16436576 b. Nov. 8, 1902 d. Nov. 10, 1987 Tombtone see wife-

Parents:Johann Christian Lindauer (1848 - 1921) Rosa Meyer Lindauer (1865 - 1958) Spouse:Lily Belle Lindauer (1912 - 1984) Siblings:Mary Lindauer Powers (1887 - 1940)* Rosa Lindauer Moore (1889 - 1979)*Charlie Lindauer (1891 - 1938)*Annie Katie Lindauer (1893 - 1896)*Fred Lindauer (1897 - 1981)*Fannie Lindauer Kidd (1900 - 1949)*Robert Lindauer (1902 - 1987)*Henry L. Lindauer (1905 - 1969)

Lines, Headstone 16436519

b. unknown d. unknown

Lines, Helen Chambliss Williams, Mrs. 16436579

b. Jul. 13, 1918 d. Jan. 29, 2001 Tombstone-Wife of Richard Lines-Obit: Mrs. Helen Chambliss Lines, age 82, formerly of Forrest City, died Monday, Jan. 29, 2001, in Searcy.Mrs. Lines was born on July 13, 1918, in Forrest City. She was the daughter of Russell Williams and Sadie Borden Williams. Mrs. Lines had lived in Phoenix, Ariz., before moving back to Forrest City and then to Searcy. She was a housewife and a member of Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church.Mrs. Lines married Richard Lines in 1936, and he preceded her in death in 1992. She is survived by a daughter, Chambliss Lines of Searcy; a sister, Margie Russell Whittenton of Forrest City; two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.A graveside service will be held for Mrs. Lines on Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2001, at 11 a.m., in Mt. Vernon Cemetery, with the Rev. Harry Young officiating the service. Stevens Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.

Parents:Russell Williams (1896 - 1944) Sadie M. Borden Williams (1896 - 1993) Spouse:Richard Damon Lines (1916 - 1992)*Sibling:Helen Chambliss Williams Lines (1918 - 2001) Margie Russell Williams Whittenton (1932 - 2004)*Child:Chambliss Lines

Lines, Richard Damon 16436577

b. Apr. 21, 1916 d. Jun. 29, 1992

Tombstone see wife-Obit: Richard Damon Lines, 76, died June 29, 1992 at St. Bernard's Hospital in Jonesboro. Lines was born April 21, 1916 in Wynne, the son of Thomas Elery Lines and Eugena Vernette Schafer. He was a member of Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church in Forrest City before moving to Phoenix, Ariz. He was married to Helen Williams in Page 172 of 313 ` 1936. She survives him, along with one daughter, Chambliss Lines Quall of Wynne; one sister, Dorothy Lee Cotton of Alton, Mo.; one brother, Fred Lines of Wynne; two granddaughters, Bless Peterson of Wynne and Andrea Scatterfield of Forrest City; one great-granddaughter, Mallory Peterson of Wynne; and one great-grandson, Trae Peterson of Wynne. Burial was in Mr. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City.Thanks to Don and Pam Childers- June 2017

Parents: Thomas Ellery Lines (1885 - 1959) Eugenie Vernette Schaeffer Lines (1885 - 1982) Spouse:Helen Chambliss Williams Lines (1918 - 2001) Siblings:Dorothy Lea Lines Cotton (1914 - 2008)* Richard Damon Lines (1916 - 1992) Frederic Harry Lines (1918 - 1996)*Child:Chambliss Lines Quall

Logan, Annielee Belle Butler, Mrs. 16436581

b. Jul. 17, 1913 d. Jun. 29, 1978 Tombstone-Wife of Unknown

Parents:Byron Lasco Butler (1885 - 1943) Annie Elizabeth Boyett Butler (1886 - 1973)

Long, Burrell Alexander "Fletcher" 16436583

b. Oct. 29, 1915 d. Jun. 19, 1969

Tombstone-WW II Vet-Obit: Jun.19,1969-Forrest City City and Deputy Prosecutor Attorney and Attorney for the First Judicial District, Fletcher Long died this morning in the Forrest Memorial Hospital. He had been suffering with a heart condition for the past four years, and suffered a severe heart attack yesterday afternoon. He was born Oct.29.1915 in Augusta and was the son of Agnes Fletcher and Dallas Long. He was a member of the Episcopal Church of the Good Page 173 of 313 ` Shepherd of Forrest City. Long, who resided at 836 Calvert Road, was a veteran of World War II, a member of the American Legion, the 40 and the 8, a 32nd degree Mason, City Attorney for Forrest City and a member of both the St.Francis county and Arkansas Bar Associations. He was married to Peggy McCullouch in 1941. Survivors include his wife, Peggy; a son, Fletcher Long, Jr. in the US Marine Corps stationed in Chicago, Illinois; four daughters, Mrs. Margaret Ebbs of Fayetteville, Miss Harriet Lee, Elizabeth McCullouch, Miss Mary Ann Long, all of Forrest City; his mother, Mrs. Mary Agnes Long of Augusta; three brothers, Dallas Long of California, Dr. Gere Long of Little Rock, and Forrest Long of Brinkley; three sisters, Mrs. Mary Agnes Angelo, Mrs. Anna G.McGill, and Mrs. Frances Sue Long, all of Augusta; and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the Church of the Good Shephers, with burial to follow in Mount Vernon cemetery under direction of Stevens Funeral Home.Forrest City Times-Herald [1954 History of St.Francis County] BIO - Distinguished in military service, law profession and politics. State Senator Fletcher Long, Sr., Forrest City attorney of law, has already achieved much in relatively young but intensely active public life. He graduated from Augusta High School and in 1941 received his L.L.B.Degree from the Univ. of Arkansas School of Law. On Sept.21, 1941, he married Miss Peggy McCulloch, daughter of Mr.& Mrs. Richard McCulloch, Sr., of Forrest City. He maintained his newly opened law office in Augusta until Aug.1942, when he joined the U.S.Marine Corps, 4th Marine Division, and he saw action in the Kwajalein Atoll, Saipan, Tinian and Iwo Jima campaigns, entering as a private, and being discharged in Feb.1946 as a First Lieutenant, Company Commander. He was highly decorated with, the Silver Star for action in Iwo Jima; Purple Heart with Gold Star; Presidential Unit Citation twice; and the Secretary of Navy Citation. After discharge, he opened his law practice in Forrest City in March 1946. In 1947, he was appointed Deputy Prosecuting Attorney for St.Francis County, a position he still holds. He is a member of the Lions Club, King-Beazley American Legion Post of which he has been Commander, Young Business Men's Club, St.Francis, Arkansas and American Bar Association and has been Chairman of the St.Francis County Bar Assoc. and the American Judicature Society, and the Church of the Good Shepherd. He was elected State Senator of the 5th District of in 1953. The Long's have one son, Fletcher Jr., and four daughters, Margaret Barrow, Harriet Lee, Elizabeth McCulloch, and Mary Ann.

Parents:Dale Long/Agnes Fletcher Long Spouse:Margaret McCullough Long (1922 - 2005) Children: Mary Ann Long Nelson Page 174 of 313 ` (1951 - 2003)*Fletcher Long, Jr./Margaret Barrow/Harriet Lee/Elizabeth McCulloch

Long, Margaret "Peggy" McCullough, Mrs. 16436582

b. Jan. 20, 1922 d. Oct. 19, 2005 Tombstone-Wife of Burrell Long-Obit: Mrs. Margaret McCulloch 'Peggy' Long, age 83, of Forrest City, died Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2005, at St. Vincent's in Little Rock.Mrs. Long was born Jan. 20, 1922, in Marianna and was the daughter of Richard B. McCulloch Sr. and Margaret Barrow McCulloch. She made her home in Forrest City for all of her life and served as Municipal Court Clerk for several years. She was an active member of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd and had served as the head of the Alter Guild for several years. She was also a member of Chi Omega at the University of Arkansas and a member of the Forrest City Junior Auxiliary.In 1941, Mrs. Long married Fletcher Long Sr. and he preceded her in death in 1969. Mrs. Long is survived by a son, Fletcher Long Jr. of Forrest City; three daughters, Mardi Blissard of Little Rock, Lee Williams of Kennesaw, Ga. and Libby Hardman of Wilson, N.C.; 11 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. She was also preceded in death by a daughter, Mary Ann 'Mago' Nelson in 2004.Funeral services for Mrs. Long will be held on Saturday, Oct. 22, 2005, at 1 p.m. at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd with Rev. Chris Hardman officiating. Burial will follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents:Richard Burrus McCulloch (1894 - 1939) Margaret Gorman Barrow McCulloch (1896 - 1986) Spouse:Burrell Alexander Long (1915 - 1969)* Children: Mary Ann Long Nelson (1951 - 2003)*Siblings:Thomas W Barrow (1873 - 1910)** Richard Burrus McCulloch (1919 - 1981)*Margaret McCullough Long (1922 - 2005) Fletcher Long, Jr./Mardie Blissard/Lee Williams/Libby Hardman

Lunsford, Mary Elizabeth 16436584

b. Apr. 10, 1905 d. Apr. 27, 1978 Tombstone-Lizzie

Lutz, Alfonso Dompetro 16436585

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b. Apr. 1, 1878 d. Sep. 12, 1880 Tombstone

Parents: Isaac Hamilton Lutz (1826 - 1896) Eugenia Clay Baxter Lutz (1851 - 1897) Siblings:Isaac Hamilton Lutz* Alfonso Dompetro Lutz (1878 - 1880) Annie Lutz Justice (1880 - 1945)*Walter Lee Lutz (1882 - 1956)*

Lutz, Eugene C. 16436586 b. Jun. 10, 1897 d. 1943 No Tombstone-Could be child of Alfonso

Lutz, Eugenia Clay Baxter, Mrs. 19103094 Page 176 of 313 `

b. 1851 d. Jun. 10, 1897 Tombstone shared with daughter Annie Lutz Justice-Wife of Isaac Lutz-Obit: A telegram, yesterday from Mammoth Spring, announced the critical illness of Mrs. E. C. Lutz, and required the presence of her son Walter, who went to her last night. Another message this morning brings the sad news that she passed away at 9 o'clock. Thursday evening, at the home of the Editor of the Mammoth Spring Monitor, Mr. W. H. Culp, he had been married at the residence of Mr.& Mrs. Lutz many years ago. She was 46 years of age and had been accompanied to Mammoth Springs by her daughter, Miss Annie. She leaves a family of two children, Annie and Walter, to mourn their loss, and they have our sincere sympathy. The remains will arrive here tomorrow morning, and the funeral will take place from the Methodist church at 8:30 o'clock. Services by Rev. P. E. Taylor of Argenta, formerly of this city. Interrment at the Mt.Vernon cemetery. Her husband was Isaac Lutz.Forrest City Times Newspaper-June 11,1897

Spouse:Isaac Hamilton Lutz (1826 - 1896)* Children:Isaac Hamilton Lutz*Alfonso Dompetro Lutz (1878 - 1880)*Annie Lutz Justice (1880 - 1945)*Walter Lee Lutz (1882 - 1956)*

Lutz, Isaac Hamilton, Jr. 16436587

b.unkd. unk Tombstone see Alfonso-age 4 months-Hard to read-Dates could b.1878 d.1880

Parents:Isaac Hamilton Lutz (1830 - 1896) Eugenia Clay Baxter Lutz (1851 - 1897) Siblings:Isaac Hamilton, Jr. Lutz Alfonso Dompetro Lutz (1878 - 1880)*Annie Lutz Justice (1880 - 1945)*Walter Lee Lutz (1882 - 1956)*

Lutz, Isaac Hamilton 16436588 Page 177 of 313 `

b. Mar. 29, 1826 d. Sep. 7, 1896 Tombstone-CSA Vet-Marriage: Marriage: Co., Ark.Nov.17,1875 Isaac H. Lutz born 1835 to Eugene Baxter age 24 by William Malone. Obit:9-11-1896 - Isaac H. Lutz Died Monday, Sep.7,1896, At 11:15 am after a long and tedious illness covering a period of years. He has been confined to his room for several months, During which time he has borne courageously and nobly with the most intense suffering. His remains were interred in the Mallory Cemetery Tuesday under the auspices of Apollo Commandery No.11 K. T. with divine service by Rev. F. E. Taylor. In his capacity as undertaker he has administered to the last requirements of loved ones in nearly every family In this community. He leaves his family in comfortable circumstances, having a $10,000 in life insurance, a good home, Etc. He was born in Schuylkill County, Pa., March 29,1826, and was a son of Jacob And Catherine Lutz. He enjoys the distinction of having Superintended the construction In 1850 of the first highway bridge across the Mississippi River, which spanned the river at St. Paul, Minn. He came to Arkansas in 1860 and Superintended the railroad bridge across the River at Madison, His last work in that line being the building of the bridge across the L'anguille River at Palestine. Owing to physical disabilities, he did not enter the regular army, but was detailed as scout duty pn the Confederate Army. After the war he began farming, which vocation he followed until about fourteen years ago he ppened an Undertaking Establishment in this place. In 1856 he was married to Miss Davis of this county. She died without offspring, and in 1875 he was married to Miss Baxter. To this union four Children were born, two whom survive,-Annie age 16, and Walter, Aged 11. The name of I .H. Lutz is a synonym ror integrity and manliness, and no better or more desirable citizen lived in this or any other Community.11-16-1894-Ad:Lutz-I. H.Lutz, Undertaker, Forrest City, Ark. Keeps on hand a Large Assortment of Metallic Coffins of all Styles and Prices always on hand. An elegant hearse and outfit. Always ready for your orders. All kinds of furniture repaired in best Style. Satisfaction guaranteed!

Parents:Jacob Lutz (1790 - 1862) Catherine Hertzog Lutz (1796 - 1869) Spouse:Eugenia Clay Baxter Lutz (1851 - 1897) Children: Isaac Hamilton Lutz*Alfonso Dompetro Lutz (1878 - 1880)* Annie Lutz Justice (1880 - 1945)* Walter Lee Lutz (1882 - 1956)* Siblings:Jacob Hertzog Lutz (1815 - 1877)*Hannah Jane Lutz Frantz (1818 - 1891)* Solomon H. Lutz (1825 Page 178 of 313 ` - 1895)*Isaac Hamilton Lutz (1826 - 1896) Moses Lutz (1827 - 1891)*

Lytle, Charles Ray, Jr 84306041

b. Jul. 18, 1984 d. Jan. 28, 2012 Tombstone-Picture-Obit: Mr. Charles Ray Lytle Jr., age 27, of Granbury, Texas, died Saturday at his home in Granbury. His death came sudden and unexpected. Mr. Lytle was born July 18, 1984, in Hot Springs, and was the son of Charles Ray Lytle Sr. and Kimberly Ann Ritchey Lytle. He lived in Forrest City until moving to Texas in 2007, was owner of Precision Gas and Oil, and was a member of the Goodhope Baptist Church. Mr. Lytle is survived by Kayla Grantham Lytle of Forrest City, one daughter, Alexis Nicole Lytle of Forrest City, his parents, Charles and Kimberly Lytle of Forrest City, his paternal grandfather, Bill Lytle Jr. of Wynne, his maternal grandfather, Doyle Ritchey Jr. of Benton, his paternal great-grandmother, Reba Lytle of Sherwood, his maternal great-grandmother, Perrylene Crouch of Benton, one brother, Michael Lytle of Palestine, and one nephew, Jarrett Lytle of Palestine. Services for Mr. Lytle will be held at Stevens Funeral Home Chapel, 2:00 P.M., Wednesday, with burial in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Visitation will be Tuesday evening, 6:00 till 8:00 P.M., at Stevens Funeral Home with Stevens Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. You may log on to stevensfuneralhome.net for the on line registry.

Parents:Charles Ray Lytle/Kimberly Ann Ritchey Lytle Spouse:Kayla Grantham Lytle Chid:Alexis Nicole Lytle Sibling:Michael Lytle

Machen, Bevie Lee 137937193

b. Jan. 14, 1919 d. Oct. 27, 2014 Tombstone-WW II Vet-Obit: Mr. Bevie Lee Machen age 95, of Forrest City, Arkansas died at his home on Monday, October 27, 2014. Mr. Machen was born January 14, 1919 in Albertville, Alabama. He was the son of James Lee Machen and Betty Black Machen. Mr. Page 179 of 313 ` Machen was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Veteran of World War II and was a Car Dealer. He was his Sr. Class President at the University of Alabama, past president Forrest City Chamber of Commerce 1966, Arkansas Auto Dealer Association President 1973, Paul Harris Fellow-Forrest City Rotary Club and past president, Scottish Rite Mason and past president Forrest City Country Club. Mr. Machen married Janet Jackson of Harrison, Arkansas in 1946. She survives him along with two daughters Mary Boyce and Janet Machen both of Little Rock; three sons Jim Machen and wife Linda, Tommy Machen and wife Judy both of Forrest City; Dr. John M. Machen and wife Janelle of Kingsport, Tennessee. Eleven grandchildren also survive him, Jon Boyce, Robin Everitt, Matt Machen, David Machen, Mark Machen, Elizabeth Machen, Lee Machen, Morgan Machen, Meredith Machen Yates, John Mallory Machen and Steven Machen. Five great- grandchildren survive him, Jackson Boyce, Lawson Boyce, Grace Everitt, Marin Everitt, Kameron Machen and Baby Machen due in April. A brother, Bernard Machen preceded him in death. Funeral services will be held Thursday, October 30, 2014 at the First United Methodist Church in Forrest City at 11:00 a.m. Burial will follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery. The family request memorials be made to St. Jude, The Salvation Army, First United Methodist Church or to a charity of choice. Visit online registry at stevensfuneralhome.net. Under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents:James Lee Machen/Betty Black Machen Spouse:Janet Jackson Machen (1924 - 2015)*Children:Mary Boyce/Janet Machen/Jim Machen/Tommy Machen Sibling:Bernard Machen Deceased

Machen, Janet Jackson, Mrs. 155058878 b. Jun. 27, 1924 d. Nov. 13, 2015 Tombstone see husband-Wife of Bevie Machen-Obit: Janet Jackson Machen, born June 27, 1924, died in Little Rock on November 13, 2015 at Hospice Home Care. She was the daughter of Thomas Leslie and Leckie Jeanne Jackson of Harrison, Arkansas. Janet grew up in Harrison and attended the University of Arkansas for one year. She then moved to Washington, DC and took a job with the FBI. Later she moved to Memphis and worked at the air base there. In 1945 she married Bevie Lee Machen, a pilot, who preceded her in death in 2014. Source: Stevens Funeral Home, http://www.stevensfuneralhome.net/

Parents:Thomas Leslie Jackson (1890 - 1958) Leckie Jeanne Briscoe Jackson (1890 - 1960) Spouse:Bevie Lee Machen (1919 - 2014) Children: Mary Boyce/Janet Machen/Jim Machen/Tommy Machen/

Mallory, Bert 16436592

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b. Jul. 21, 1893 d. Jul. 19, 1946 Tombstone-Per Death Certificate Shelby Co., Tenn.:b.Jul.31,1893 d.Jul.19,1946-Wife: Irma Sulcer Mallory-Father:George B. Mallory b.Ark Mother:Cornelia Laughinghouse b.S. Carolina--Occupation:own and operate filling station and garage-Informant: Mrs. Irma Mallory-WW I Vet-signed Dr. A. J. Grobmyer, Jr.

Parents:George B. Mallory (1849 - 1912) Cornelia M. Laughinghouse Mallory (1851 - 1924) Spouse:Irma Sulcer Mallory (1896 - 1982)* Siblings: Claudia Mallory Buford (1876 - 1949)*Mary Jane Mallory Taylor (1883 - 1972)*Bert Mallory (1893 - 1946)

Mallory, C. Oliver 16436589

b. 1867 d. 1922 Tombstone-Could be Carolyn Southall who married John William Mallory, Jr. who moved to Anniston, Alabama. Marriage was Feb.15,1883, and both were born about 1865.

Mallory, Carrie Elizabeth Crawford, Mrs. 16436594

b. 1874 d. 1954 Tombstone-Wife of Emmett Mallory-Marriage:Emmett Mallory b.1858 mar.18960928 Carrie L. Crawford. b.1872

Spouse: Joseph Emmett Mallory (1885-1929)-Children:Bessie Mallory Lindauer (1910 - Page 181 of 313 ` 1974)*

Mallory, Cecil 16436595 b. Sep. 26, 1892 d. Dec. 18, 1912 No Tombstone-Obit: In the killing of Deputy Sheriff R. S. Moore, followed by the pursuit and subsequent killing of his slayer, Cecil Mallory, on Wednesday, Dec.18,1912, the citizens of Forrest City have again passed through a day of horror and excitement. These tragic events have taken from our midst one of the county's most and efficient officers, and on the other hand, brought grief to the homes of some of our best and loyal friends. Despite his waywardness, Cecil Mallory was loved by his grandmother, Mrs. Moore, where he could always go and find a welcome and by whom he was always loved and t whom he never appealed in vain. To Mrs. Moore, Cecil was never her "little boy," and she cherished, nourished and sheltered him, even when the world had turned its back on him, and even when the stories against him were the blackest. Young Cecil's father, Mr. Emmet Mallory, has always stood staunchly by his son and endeavored to keep him away from evil elements. His uncles, Messers. Ed, John and Ike Mallory, have never faltered in their loyalty and friendship to Cecil. It seems after killing Moore, Cecil decided that he would never surrender to the authority of the law. He took the deputy's gun and keys, recovered after he was shot down at Widener. He drew his gun when told to halt by two deputy's in pursuit, and they fired a double barrelled shotgun into Mallory, killing him within minutes without a word spoken. Moore's body was conveyed to the home of Col. and Mrs. D. Downey, until when the body was shipped to Goodwin township, to be buried at the family. The deceased's father, Mr. W. R. Moore, and his brother Mr. Lee Moore, of Goodwin accompanied the body.

Parents:Emmet Mallory

Mallory, Charlie M. 16436596

b. Feb. 15, 1889 d. Feb. 26, 1911 Tombstone-Obit: Mr. Charlie M. Mallory dies at Deering, Mo. Monday evening, Feb.26,1911. The news of the death was about 9 pm, of Mr. Charlie M. Mallory, a native of this city, and who up until about a year ago was a resident of Forrest City, and which came to be generally known Tuesday morning, came as a bolt from the clear sky, and spread a deep gloom over the city, and among our people. He was born in this city Feb.15,1889, and was therefore just entering his 22nd year-just in the dawn of a promising life. He was stricken with a cerebral hemorrhage, and died about 15 minutes later. Mr. Mallory had been an inspector for lumber with the Forrest City Manufacturing Co., and then went to work for International Harvestor's plant at Deering, Mo. doing the same duties, where he worked until the time of his death. His precious remains were laid to rest in Mt. Vernon cemetery from the residence of his aunt, Mrs. Nelie Buford. Rev. J. R. Nelson of the Methodist Page 182 of 313 ` church officiating. Mr. Mallory was a member of the Odd Fellows, and a member of the Methodist church. His father, brother, and Fenner Laughinghouse went to Deering to pick up the body, and accompanied the remains back home, along with Mr. Arthur Shelton who had been employed with the same firm, and had for many years been a friend. Forrest City Times Newspaper Mar.3,1911

Mallory, Cornelia M. Laughinghouse, Mrs. 39993400

b. Jul. 23, 1851 d. Jan. 16, 1924 Tombstone-Obit: Mrs.Cornelia Laughinghouse Mallory, widow of the late George B.Mallory, passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George P. Taylor, Wednesday morning, Jan.16,1924, of pneumonia. She had been ill 9 days. Funeral services were held at the residence, with interment at the Mt. Vernon cemetery this morning. Rev. W. V. Womack conducting the ceremony, pastor of the First Methodist Church, assisted by Rev. Homer M. McLain. Active pall bearers were:John Gatling, E. P. Wright, T. W. Horney, A. C. Bridewell, Dr. H. R. Clark, and C. C. Perry. Honorary pall bearers: D. E. Hoshall, S. H. Mann Sr., E. A. Rolfe, R. L. Pettus, Dr. J. F. McDougal, N. Nelson, Ed Logan, W. W. Campbell, E. J. Barrow, M. C. Hambleton, C. R. Hine, S. A. Rolfe, Edward Roleson, B. Frank King, Grover C.Wylds, Chas. White, L. E. Davenport, and George E. Parker. The death of Mrs. Mallory removes from earthly activity one of the City's most lovely characters. A native of county, she had been indentified with the growth of the city and its church and social life since before the incorporation of this town. Mrs. Mallory had made an ideal wife and mother. Mr. Mallory, who had served as Circuit and County Clerk and had been highly honored on numerous occasions by the people of this county, replied the greatest event was the marriage, the second was when a number of years later he joined the church. They were the parents of 13 children, and only three survive: Mrs. T. A. (Claudia) Buford, Mrs. George P. (Mary) Taylor, and Mr. Bert Mallory. She is survived by three sisters: Mrs. J. W. Aven, Mrs. J. E. Eldridge, and Miss Anna Laughinghouse. Jan.17,1924 Forrest City Times-Herald

Parents:George W. Laughinghouse (1818 - 1876) Margaret A. Laughinghouse (1821 - 1891) Spouse:George B. Mallory (1849 - 1912) Children:Claudia Mallory Buford (1876 - 1949)* Mary Jane Mallory Taylor (1883 - 1972)* Bert Mallory (1893 - 1946)* Siblings:J. Fenner Laughinghouse (1846 - 1919)*Mary Winnifred Laughinghouse Eldridge (1849 - 1928)* Cornelia M. Laughinghouse Mallory (1851 - 1924) Alice N. Laughinghouse Aven (1854 - Page 183 of 313 ` 1930)* Anna Laughinghouse (1856 - 1947)*Kate Laughinghouse Oliver (1859 - 1889)* George Neuman Laughinghouse (1861 - 1915)*

Mallory, Edward H. 40556515 b. 1893 d. Apr. 13, 1926 No Tombstone-Obit: Edward H. Mallory, age 33 years, died Tuesday, April 13th about noon in Bolivar, Tenn. Funeral services were solemnized Wednesday morning at the Mt. Vernon cemetery, in charge of the Masonic lodge of Forrest. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Laura Dooley Mallory and a large number of other relatives and friends. Forrest City Times- Herald April 15,1926=Per 1900 Census:Head Ed N. Mallory age 41 Wife Laura age 33 Son Ed H. Mallory age 8 Son Josh Mallory age 5-Married 1914 to Virginia Rollwage age 18.

Parents:Laura Dooley Mallory Ed N. Mallory Spouse:Virginia Rollwage Mallory

Mallory, Eva Elizabeth Scott, Mrs. b.Feb.19.1905 d.Aug. 6, 1998

Tombstone-Wife of Ned Mallory-Obit; Elizabeth Scott Mallory, 93, homemaker, died of heart disease Thursday at Helena Regional Medical Center in West Helena. Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. today in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Stevens Funeral Home has charge. She was a member of First United Methodist Church and PEO Sisterhood. Mrs. Mallory, the widow of Ned Mallory, leaves two daughters, Mary Ned Foster of Marvell and Elma Chaffin of Marianna; a sister, Pauline Rogers, three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The family requests that any memorials be sent to First United Methodist Church in Forrest City. (The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Tennessee, August 8, 1998)

Spouse:Ned Mallory (1898 - 1968) Children: Mary Ned Mallory Foster/Elma Mallory Chaffin (1932-2013) Sibling:Pauline Rogers

Mallory, Elma Raiford, Mrs. 16436597

b. 1874 d. Oct. 28, 1928 Tombstone dates different for some reason for both-Wife of Isaac Mallory–Obit: Mrs. Elma Page 184 of 313 ` Raiford Mallory, 59 years, died suddenly at her home Monday morning, Oct.28,1929. On entering her room about ten o'clock she was found dead and it is supposed that death occurred several hours earlier. Mrs. Mallory was a native of Byhalia, Miss., and came here with her father in her early teens. During the years she had taken an active part in both the social and church life of Forrest City. It would be safe to say that she was without an enemy, as her disposition was such that acquaintances became loving friends. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon from the residence and conducted by Rev. Eli Myers of the Methodist church and Rev. M. L. Morley of the Church of the Good Shepherd. Interment was in the Mt. Vernon cemetery where the husband of the deceased, who preceded her in death about twelve years, was interred. Surviving relatives are one son, Ned Mallory; half brother, Raiford Matthews, Memphis; niece, Mrs. Fred Seaton, and nephew, Lieut. Newman Laughinghouse, Long Island, N.Y. Active pall bearers were:Leo and Gazzola Vaccaro, James Alley, John W. Alderson, W. W. Campbell, G. V. McCleskey; Honorary:M. B. Norfleet, H. A. Knight, R. C. Eldridge, Henry Gray, Thomas Fondren, and Lloyd Mullikin. Forrest City Times-Herald Oct.31,1929 Marriage:MALLORY ISAAC W. 30 m.1892-01-20 WIFE:> RAIFORD ELMA MISS 23 G-244

Parents:Philip T. Raiford (1838 - 1902) Spouse:Isaac W. Mallory (1860 - 1914) Children:Ned Mallory (1898 - 1968)*Sibling:Willie Alicia Raiford Laughinghouse (1866 - 1925)*Elma Raiford Mallory (1874 - 1928)

Mallory, George B. 16436598

b. Feb. 25, 1849 d. Feb. 12, 1912 Tombstone-CSAVet-Obit: Sheriff and Tax Collector George B. Mallory, passes away peacefully. Another of Forrest City's landmarks, a pioneer citizen, a tried, true, and faithful servant, has gone to his reward after a well spent life, during which he made friends of all with whom he came in contact, and departing, has left behind him naught but loving memories and a feeling of deep sorrow. Mr. George B. Mallory, died peacefully at his home Monday morning, Feb.12,1912, surrounded by family and friends. For several years Mr. Mallory had been in a desperate battle with the grim destroyer, who had claimed him as a victim in the guise of the white plague, and during the last four or five years had spent much of his time in Colorado or other resorts trying to regain his health. Mr. Mallory was an honest, upright Christian gentlemen, one of nature's noblemen-a man of whom it could be truely said that no man could say aught that was detrimental or hurtful,and whom it Page 185 of 313 ` was a pleasure to know. He was a loyal member of the Methodist church, and of Forrest City lodge No.198, F.& A.M. Besides his widow, he leaves one son, Mr. Bert Mallory, two daughters, Mrs. T. A. Buford, and Mrs. Geo. P. Taylor, one brother, Mr. Isaac (Ike) W. Mallory. and two sisters, Mrs. W. E. Williams and Mrs. Pauline Goddard, all of whom except Mrs. Goddard live in this city. The funeral services were held at his late residence, Tuesday, the Rev. J. K. Farris presiding. Mr. Mallory was born in Memphis Feb.25,1849, and was in his sixty third year. His parents moved to this county about a year after his birth, and since then he has resided here. His parents died when he was young, leaving a family of five children, of which he was the oldest. He engaged in farming as he raised the other children. He first entered politics in 1896 to the office of circuit and county clerk's office. In 1910, he was elected Sheriff to succeed his brother in law, Mr. William Eugene Williams. Interment was in the Mt. Vernon cemetery along with the parents and others of his family. FORREST CITY TIMES NEWSPAPER FEB.16,1912 Bio:The Forrest City Times' Art Souvenir- 1905-Page 79:George B.Mallory, the subject of this sketch, was born in Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee, on February 25,1849, and is a son of Edward and Elizabeth (Chambliss) Mallory, who were among the pioneers of this section. Edward and Elizabeth Mallory were born and reared near Petersburg, Virginia. They came to Shelby County, Tennessee and engaged in farming near Memphis, and later (in 1850) moved to this county, locating near what is known as Mt. Vernon, where he engaged in the practice of law. He was elected to the legislature, and afterwards to the office of County and Probate Judge, in both of which high positions he served faithfully and well. At the outbreak of the Civil war, he raised a company, and served as captain thoughout the entire period. Our subject was educated in the common schools of the county, the war having made it impossible to take advantage of higher institutions of learning. He began his business career as a farmer, and has never abandoned completely. His parents died when he was quite young, leaving a family of five children, of which he was the first born, and he devoted his talents and means to their comfort, remaining single and taking care of them until they were grown. In 1896, he was elected Circuit and County Clerk, and has been elected by handsome majorities since, since 1900 only the office of the Circuit Clerk, they being separated at that time. In 1873, Mr.Mallory was happily married to Miss Cornelia M. Laughinghouse, of this county, and they are the parents of 13 children, only three of whom are living, viz.:Claudia, Mary and Bert. He owns his home and a farm of about 560 acres in the St.Francis basin, a part of which he is now cultivating. Per Will:Wife Cornelia M.Mallory Executor:Thomas A. Buford Witnesses:T. C. Folbre and T. C. Merwin Children:Claudia Buford, Mary Mallory, and Ned Mallory-Per Hempstead’s Historical Review of Arkansas-1911-The life record of George B. Mallory is another proof of the fact that in America the way to public honor is over the road of public usefulness and activity. With no special advantage in his youth, he entered upon his business career empty-handed, and by sheer force of character, unfaltering perseverance and capability worked his way upward, long maintaining a creditable and responseible position as a representative of business interests in Forrest City, County, Arkansas. It was his known reliability of character combined with his loyalty and progressiveness in citizenship that won him the office of sheriff, to which he waselected in 1910. Mr. Mallory was born in Shelby Co., Tenn., near the city of Memphis, on the 25th of February 1849, and he is the son of Edward and Elizabeth (Chambliss) Mallory, both of whom were born and reared in the state of Virginia, where their respective families had long figured prominently in public affairs. The father was born near Petersburg, Virginia, and he immigrated to Shelby Co., Tenn., about the year 1846. In 1850 Edward Mallory removed his family to Co., locating at Mount Vernon, which was then the county seat but Page 186 of 313 ` which has long since passed out of existence even as a town. He was a successful planter, slave-owner, merchant and lawyer and was a man of extensive influence in the days prior to and after the Civil War. In gthe Confederate Army he was a gallant soldier in the Fifth Arkansas Regiment of which he became a Major. Subsequently he returned hokme and organized a company and as a soldier he gained distinctive renown for unusual bravery and usefulness. He served two terms as judge of Co. and was a member of the state legislature. All his resources were practically wiped out by the depression of the war period, and although he did a great deal toward recuperating his broken fortunes he was summoned brom the scene of his mortal endeavors before he had been able to accomplish very much in that direction. His death occurred in1868 and his loss was regarded as a cause for grief throughout the section in which he had long resided. Mrs. Mallory was summoned to the life eternal in 1862. George B. Mallory was thrown upon his own resources at a very early age; he provided for the dependent members of his family after his father’s death and he made a brave and commendable start in his life in the face of insurmountable difficulties. There was very little money in circulation and most of the markets were closed in the period following on the heels of the wsar; in fact, there was but little to offer as a reward for earnest thrift and industry. These adverse circumstances also prevented him from obtaining a fair education, but having a fine natural intelligence he has ably supplemented his early discipline through reading and association with men of affairs. He now owns a fine plantation one mile north of Forrest City, where he reared his family and where he resided up to 1897, since which time he has maintained his home in Forrest City. He had had a long and eminently successful career as a county official. In 1896 he was elected clerk of County, serving in that capacity for twelve years in succession. In 1910 he was further honored by his fellow citizen in that he was then elected sheriff of the county. He is a very popular man, commanding a high place in the esteem of the community and in politics he is aligned as a strong supporter of the principles of the Democratic party. He has always manifested an ardent interest in matters touching the general welfare and his conduct has ever been suchas to redound to his credit. In 1906 he and partner, Rolfe Eldridge, Sr., owned and operated the Mallory- Eldridge Livery Stable, and this firm later became the Forrest City Motor Company. In the year 1873 was celebrated the marriage of Mr. Mallory to Miss Cornelia Laughinghouse, who was born and reared in Alabama, the daughter of Dr. George W. Laughinghouse and wife Margaret A., who emigrated to St. Fancis Co. in 1858. To this union were born thirteen children, but of the number only three are now living,namely: Mrs. Claudia Buford, Mrs. Mary Taylor, and Bert Mallory. Mr. and Mrs. Mallory are members of the Methodist Church and they are active workers in religious and charitable affairs.

Parents:Edward Mallory (1823 - 1868) Elizabeth Chambliss Mallory (1825 - 1862) Spouse:Cornelia M. Laughinghouse Mallory (1851 - 1924) Children:Claudia Mallory Buford (1876 - 1949)*Mary Jane Mallory Taylor (1883 - 1972)* Bert Mallory (1893 - 1946)* Paul Mallory b.1876 George E. Mallory b.1878 Siblings:George B. Mallory (1849 - 1912) Pauline Mallory Goddard (1852 - 1942)*Eddie Chambliss Mallory Williams (1857 - 1944)*Isaac W. Mallory (1860 - 1914)*

Mallory, Henry 16436599

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b. 1908 d. 1958 Tombstone

Mallory, Henry T. 16436600 b. 1860 d. May 25, 1911 No TombstoneBorn and died in Tenn Death Cert Mallory, Henry T. d.19110528 Shelby Co., Tenn. age 51 Widower-Occupation Planter-Father Dr. Mallory-Undertaker-Holst Bros. and Hinton-Died of exhaustion after surgery.

Parents: Dr. Mallory

Mallory, Irma Sulcer, Mrs. 16436590 b. Aug. 1, 1896 d. Nov. 2, 1982 Tombstone see husband-Wife of Bert Mallory

Spouse: Bert Mallory (1893-1946)

Mallory, Isaac W. "Ike" 16436601

b. Nov. 21, 1860 d. Oct. 15, 1914 Tombstone see Wife above-Biography: The Forrest City Times' Art Souvenir-1905-Page 73: Ike W. Mallory is a native of St.Francis county, having been born on November 21,1860. He is the youngest son of (Edward and Sarah Elizabeth) Ned and Bettie (Chambliss) Mallory, both of whom were pioneers of this county, and his father was one of the first volunteers in the Southern army in the war between the States. His mother died when he was yet in infancy, and his father survived her only a few years, dying in 1868, and he grew up a orphan. After his father's death, he lived with his aunt, Mrs. I. D. Nash, for a year, and then with his brother and sisters, who lived happily together. After the marriage of his brother he lived with him on the farm until 1877, when his brother engaged in the livery business in this city, and he was a handy man around the barn for twelve months, and "could do anything from swilling the hogs to driving the best team in the stable." This was before the Iron Mountain railroad was built through this county, and, to use his own words: "When it came to driving a drummer to the outlying towns, why that was pepper in my gravy, because I got to eat at a hotel and sleep in a real bed, for which I stayed at home and worked in the stable I had to eat with 'Mose', and sleep in the hay loft with John Womack and a bear." His sister, Mrs. Goddard took him in for a night after his brother cut him loose. Then he went to live with Mr. George Seaborn. When the yellow fever broke out in Forrest City, and I hope it never be my misfortune to have to go through another yellow fever epidemic. Under the firm name Mallory & Vaccaro, with Mr. A. J. Vaccaro, "I have the best saloon and the best liquors in Eastern Arkansas: I have the best wife, and prettiest boy Page 188 of 313 ` (Ned) of any man in the state." On January 20,1892 I married Miss Elma Raiford, of Byhalia, Mississippi. The son, Ned, was born April 5,1898. Mallory, Isaac W. age 30 M.1892-01-20 Wife:> Raiford Elma Miss 23 G-244

Parents: Edward Mallory (1823 - 1868) Elizabeth Chambliss Mallory (1825 - 1862) Spouse:Elma Raiford Mallory (1874 - 1928)* Children:Ned Mallory (1898 - 1968)*Siblings:George B. Mallory (1849 - 1912)*Pauline Mallory Goddard (1852 - 1942)*Eddie Chambliss Mallory Williams (1857 - 1944)*Isaac W. Mallory (1860 - 1914)

Mallory, Jennie, Mrs. 16436603

b. 1861 d. 1896 Tombstone-Wife of John William Mallory, Jr. date of death per his obituary. Obit: Mrs. Jennie Mallory, Wife Of J. W. Mallory Jr., Who Has Been In The Asylum In Little Rock Some Three Or Four Years, Died Last Friday Morning. The Remains Were Brought Here For Interment And Took Place Last Sunday From The Residence Of J. W. Mallory, Sr., Rev. F. E. Taylor Conducting The Religious Services At The Grave In The Forrest City Cemetery.FC Times-JAN.31,1896

Spouse: John William Mallory, Jr. (1861-1922)

Mallory, Joe 16436604

b. 1886 d. 1890 Tombstone

Mallory, John William, Jr 16436605

b. 1861 d. Oct. 6, 1922 Page 189 of 313 ` Tombstone-Obit: John W. Mallory, a former well known resident of Forrest City, died at his home in Anniston, Alabama, Friday morning, Oct.6,1922, and the remains reached here this morning. Funeral services will be held Sunday morning from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Nelie Buford. Services were conducted by Rev. S. M. Yancey; interment in the family plot at Mt. Vernon cemetery. Pall bearers were:F. Laughinghouse, Josh Mallory, Al B. Nimocks, John Gatling, Fred Eldridge, and Walter P. Gorman. Deceased, who died at home of his son, John W.Mallory, Jr. at Anniston, Alabama, Friday, was a native of county, born 1861. For a number of years he conducted a mercantile establsihment on the river, north from Widener, but a few years ago disposed of his interests here, and moved to Anniston, where John Jr. had located. He is well and favorably known by the older residents of the county, who mourn with the family in their loss. Deceased is survived by his son, John Jr. of Anniston, one brother, Emmett Mallory of Forrest City, and three sisters, Mrs. Etta Laughinghouse, Mrs. Cora Crews, and Mrs. Nelie Buford all of Forrest City. Forrest City Times Herald Oct.7,1922. Mr. Mallory remarried in Nov.18,1899 to Mrs. Mollie Bass in Crittenden Co., Ark. age 28 after death of wife Jennie Mallory in 1896

Parents:John William Mallory (1829 - 1910) Martha A. Parham Mallory (1832 - 1904) Spouse:Jennie Mallory (1861- 1896) Siblings:Eloise Mallory Laughinghouse (1850 - 1937)* Cora B. Mallory Crews (1853 - 1938)* John William Mallory (1861 - 1922) Roger Mallory (1864 - 1893)* Cornelia Parham Mallory Buford (1871 - 1949)*Joseph Emmett Mallory (1885 - 1929)* Child: John William Mallory, III

Mallory, John William, Sr 16436602 0

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b. Mar. 25, 1829 d. Jun. 18, 1910 Tombstone-Obit: Veteran Citizen and Knight Templar Passes Away at an Advanced Age- John W. Mallory was born near Petersburg, Va. on March 25,1828. At the age of fourteen years he came west with his father's family, and settled in North Mississippi. There in 1846, he was married to Miss Martha Parham, and to that union nine children were born, six of whom survive him, namely:Mrs. F. Laughinghouse, Mrs. Cora Crews, Mrs. Nelle Buford,Mr. J. E. Mallory, and Mr. Ned Mallory. Two sons, Roger and Robert, and one daughter, Mrs. Lowry Mallory preceded him to the grave. In 1852 he came to Arkansas where he made his home and lived here until his death, which occurred last Saturday, June 18,1910. He united with the Methodist church in early boyhood, and was the Senior Mason in this county, having taken the Knight Templar degree. At his death he was 82 years, 2 months and 24 days. The funeral sermon was delivered by Rev. B. L. Wilford and the remains were followed by a large number of friends and acquaintances of the family to beautiful Mt. Vernon cemetery,which has been the family burying grounds for half a century or more, and were their interred, the services at the grave being conducted with the beautifully Masonic ceremonies. Dr. H. R. Clark, Worshipful Master of the local lodge officiating, and Rev. Geo. H. Kirker offering the prayer. The following gentlemen were the active pallbearers:Mr. V. B. Izard, Mr. J. F. Stockard, Mr. J. M. Davis, Capt. Jas. Fussell, Mr. Ellis Turley, Mr. M.Isaacs. Honorary pallbearers:Mr. Eugene Williams, Mr. E. A. Rolfe, Mr. R. J. Williams, Mr. H. T. Mallory, Mr. John Eldridge, and Mr. John Gatling. Forrest City Times Newspaper June 24,1910. Goodspeed’s Biography- John W. Mallory was born in Page 191 of 313 ` Petersburg, Va., in the vicinity of which he resided with his mother until the year 1842, when she moved to Fayette County, Tenn. Leaving home in 1843, when fifteen years old, John went to Memphis, Tenn., and became engaged in clerking in a dry-goods store, continuing at that business until 1849. During his stay in Memphis he enlisted in a company fitting out for service in Mexico, but as their services were not needed it was soon disbanded. In the winter of 1848 he returned to Fayette County and in the January following was married. In 1852, moving to County, Ark., he engaged in the mercantile business at Mount Vernon, at that time the county seat. To Mr. Mallory's marriage nine children were born: Etta, Cora, Emmett, Bessie, Eddie, John, Roger, Robert and Neeley. He now resides on his farm where he has made his home for thirty-seven years. He is a Mason, having passed the Blue Lodge to the Chapter, and thence to the Knight Templar degree. He is also a member of the L O. O. F. and K. of H. Mr. Mallory's father was a native of Louisa County, Va. He was of Scotch descent and his mother of French, descended from the Huguenots who fled to America on account of religious persecution. At an early age he moved to Petersburg, Va., and engaged in business, subsequently enlisting in the War of 1812 as a member of the Petersburg Blues, and served in Canada under Gen. William Henry Harrison. He was present at the principal engagements of that war, among others the battle of the Thames, in which the celebrated chief, Tecumseh, was slain, and he was only a short distance from him when he fell. He secured his tomahawk, which is still in the possession of the family. It is a piece of wonderfully unique and grotesquely finished workmanship. After the close of the war he was elected high sheriff of Petersburg, which office he held until his death in 1830. In commemoration of his untiring energy and devotion to his office the city council presented him with a silver cup, bearing the date of his birth, March 10, 1790. It is now in the possession of his son, the subject of this sketch.

Spouse:Martha A. Parham Mallory (1832 - 1904)* Children: Eloise Mallory Laughinghouse (1850 - 1937)* Cora B. Mallory Crews (1853 - 1938)* John William Mallory (1861 - 1922)*Roger Mallory (1864 - 1893)* Cornelia Parham Mallory Buford (1871 - 1949)*Joseph Emmett Mallory (1885 - 1929)*Neeley MalloryEddie Mallory/Robert Mallory

Mallory, Joseph Emmett 16436606 b. Apr. 21, 1885 d. Mar. 22, 1929 No Tombstone-Obit: Emmett Mallory, one of the most widely known men of the county, and Page 192 of 313 ` unusually active for his years until he suffered a stroke of paralysis several weeks ago, passed away at his home in the city last Friday, Mar.22,1929. Funeral services were held the following day, conducted by Rev. Eli Myers, with interment in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Pall bearers were as follows:W. G. Huxtable, S. A. Rolfe, J. M. Campbell, J. E. Black, Jack Eaton, and C. Barton. Deceased was a native of this county, and related to many of the older families of the county. For a number of years he was engaged in farming activities but for the past several years had been in the employe of the State Highway Dept., and was held in high esteem by hundreds of friends throughout the county. He is survived by his widow, one son, Henry, and two daughters, Mrs. Fred Lindauer and Miss Mary Mallory, and three sisters, Mrs. Fenner Laughinghouse, Sr., Mrs. Cora Crews, and Mrs. Nelle Buford. Forrest City Times-Herald Mar.28,1929

Parents:John William Mallory (1829 - 1910) Martha A. Parham Mallory (1832 - 1904) Children:Reuben Mallory (1898 - 1924)*Henry Mallory/Bessie Mallory Lindauer (1874- 1954)/Mary Mallory Siblings:Eloise Mallory Laughinghouse (1850 - 1937)*Cora B. Mallory Crews (1853 - 1938)* John William Mallory (1861 - 1922)*Roger Mallory (1864 - 1893)*Cornelia Parham Mallory Buford (1871 - 1949)*Joseph Emmett Mallory (1885 - 1929) Spouse:Carrie Elizabeth Crawford Mallory (1874-1954)

Mallory, Josh 40347897 b. 1845 d. Nov., 1925 No Tombstone-Obit: Funeral services over the remains of Josh Mallory, aged 80, were held Saturday afternoon by Rev. Myrol Lewis Morley, rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd, with interment in the Mt. Vernon cemetery. Deceased is survived by his mother, Mrs. Laura Mallory, one brother, Ed Mallory, and numerous relatives of this city. Nov.26,1925-Forrest City Times-Herald-Parents Marriage: Dooley, Laura Of Forrest City P.106 Age 22 MAR.1890-11-11 Spouse: Mallory Edward Of Widener Book E & F Marriages Age 31 By M.B.Umsted, Mg, F-409

Parents Laura Dooley Mallory (b.1868-) Ed N. Mallory (b.1858) Sibling:Ed Mallory

Mallory, Lowry 104624449 b. 1852 d.1911 None Here Tombstone-His wives are buried here, he is in Edgemon Cemetery, Anniston, Alabama-FAG 41352749 Goodspeed's Biography-Lowry Mallory is a native of Alabama, and grew to manhood in his native State, supplementing his primary education by an attendance at Oxford College. Upon leaving school he came to locating on White River, in Jackson County, where he opened up a farm and remained for twelve years, improving his land; but overwork impaired his health, and he was obliged to travel for a few years. Thus were spent all the savings which he had made during that time in seeking restoration to his former condition, and he had only about $50 remaining. He then went to West Point, and was engaged in the real-estate business until 1884, when he entered the employ of the Little Rock Oil Company, and for four years was occupied as general purchasing agent of the company, employed in buying cotton seed. Mr. Mallory's marriage was to Miss Page 193 of 313 ` Bessie Mallay, or Mallory, who was born in County. She died in 1886, leaving three children: Walter E., J. W. and Bessie. William Mallory, the father of our subject, is a Virginian by birth, and moved to Alabama at an early date, being one of the pioneers of that part of the State. He was there married to Miss E. J. Blackwood. He was a son of a soldier in the Revolutionary War, and was of Irish descent. Per 1880 Census: Newport, Ark.-b.1852 Ala. Wife: Bessie age 21;child: Walter age 4 Marriage: Age 23 M.1875-11-05 Parents:William Mallory/E. J. Blackwood Mallory-Spouse:> Mallory Bessie Book D Marriages Age 18 By Wm.C.Malone, E, D-7-Note: Third wife and child buried in Anniston, Alabama with Lowry.

Grandparents: John B. Mallory (1759-1844) Four Wives:Son of Samantha Allen Mallory (b.abt. 1762-) Lucy Virginia Sutherland (b.bef.1763-) Elizabeth () Nancy Brown () Parents:William B. Mallory (1800-) Elizabeth Jane Blackwood Mallory (b.abt.1811-)Spouses: Bessie Mallory Mallory (1857 - 1886)* Mary Louise Hatcher Mallory (1862 - 1888) Martha G. Whorton Mallory (1872-1926) Child:Lowry M. Mallory (1899-1976) John William Mallory (1881 - 1949)**Mary Elizabeth Mallory Stradley (1885 - 1974)* Walter E. Mallory **Siblings:Mary/Ola/John/Alice/Eliza/William Joseph Mallory (1829-) Caroline Mylor Mallory (1834-) James Blackwood Mallory (b.abt.1839-) Lowry Mallory (1852-1911) Per**https://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=wmallory&id=I1891 By William Mallory Dec.20,2017

Mallory, Lvella Crawford, Mrs. 16436607 b. 1868 d. 1894 No Tombstone

Mallory, Martha A. Parham, Mrs. 16436608

b. Jan. 9, 1832 d. Jun. 14, 1904 Tombstone-Obit: Jun.17,1904=Forrest City Times Newspaper:Death of Mrs. J. W. Mallory- Mrs. Martha A. Mallory, wife of Mr. John W.Mallory of this city, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Nellie Buford, Tuesday evening, June 14,1904, of typhoid fever and old age. The funeral took place from the residence on Wednesday, and the remains were interred in the Mt. Vernon cemetery, Rev. W. C. Davidson and Rev. S. H. Babcock officiating. Mrs. Mallory was born on Jan.9th, 1832 in Sussex Co., Va.. She moved here with her parents to Mississippi in 1844, and was married to John W. Mallory in Marshall Co., Miss. They later moved and settled at Mt. Vernon in St.Francis county, and have resided there since that time. She was converted by the Methodist Episocopal church south, in which she lived and died a faithful and thoroughly devoted Christian. She was active up until an accident seven years ago which made her an invalid. She leaves a husband, three daughters, and three sons, and goes forth to meet other children long since crossed over. The surviving children Page 194 of 313 ` are Mrs. F.Laughinghouse, Mrs. Cora Crews, Mr.Emmet Mallory, Mr.John W.Mallory Jr., Mr. Ed Mallory, and Mrs. Nellie Buford.

Spouse:John William Mallory,Sr. (1829 - 1910) Children:Eloise Mallory Laughinghouse (1850 - 1937)*Cora B. Mallory Crews (1853 - 1938)*John William Mallory (1861 - 1922)*Roger Mallory (1864 - 1893)*Cornelia Parham Mallory Buford (1871 - 1949)*Joseph Emmett Mallory (1885 - 1929)*

Mallory, Mary Eloise "Bessie" Mallory, Mrs. 16436593 b. Mar. 13, 1857 d. Sep. 17, 1886 No Tombstone-Wife of Lowry Mallory-Marriage:Bessie age 18 mar.18751105 to Lowry Mallory age23 by Wm. C. Malone

Spouse:Lowry Mallory (1852 - 1911) Children:John William Mallory (1881 - 1949)*Mary Elizabeth Mallory Stradley (1885 - 1974)* Walter E. Mallory

Mallory, Mary Louiser Hatcher, Mrs. 55185581 b. 1862 d. Jul. 13, 1888 No Tombstone-Wife of Lowery Mallory-Obit:Forrest City Times-July 14,1888-Mallory, Mary Louise, wife of Lowry Mallory, died at their home in Forrest City Friday evening of congestion. The citizens of Forrest City were never more shocked than when they learned of the sudden and very unexpected death of Mrs. Mallory. She was a sister of Capt. T. A. Hatcher of Vanndale; B. D. and Miss Belle Hatcher of Vanndale;and of Mrs. Sayder, of Jonesboro, and had a large circle of friends here and elsewhere. She possessed many fine qualities of head and heart, and was in all respects a noble woman, a loving wife, a charitable sister, a devoted daughter, and consistent member of the Baptist Church.. Her remains were laid to rest in Mt. Vernon Cemetery Saturday evening. The funeral ceremonies conducted by Rev. J. J. Taylor, and a large number of friends attended to pay last sad tribute of respect to her memory.

Spouses:Lowry Mallory (1852 - 1911) Siblings:Belle Hatcher/Mrs. Sayder/T. A. Hatcher

Mallory, Mary Maude 16436609

b. Oct. 30, 1897 d. Nov. 15, 1974 Tombstone

Mallory, Myra 16436611 NN Page 195 of 313 `

b. 1900 d. 1901 Tombstone

Mallory, Ned 16436612

b. Apr. 5, 1898 d. Jun. 1, 1968 Tombstone-WW I Vet-Obit: Funeral services for Ned Mallory, 70, who died Saturday night in Baptist Hospital in Memphis, were held today at the Methodist Church. Rev. Byron McSpadden conducted the services, with burial in Mt. Vernon cemetery under direction of Stevens Funeral Home. Mr. Mallory was born here April 5,1898, the son of Elma Raiford Mallory and Ike W. Mallory, a pioneer family of this area. He spent his entire life here, and at the time of his death resided at 223 N.Izard Street. A World War I veteran, he was active in the American Legion and the Forty and Eight. He was a member of the First Methodist Church and the Forrest City Lions Club. Mr. Mallory has been the City clerk here for 12 years. He had been in failing health since 1948, and seriously ill since November. Mr. Mallory is survived by his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Scott Mallory, whom he married in 1935; two daughters, Mrs. Martin Chaffin of Atlanta, Ga., and Mrs. James Van Dover of Marianna, and three grandchildren. Forrest City Times Herald. June 1,1968 [1954 St.Francis County History] BIO - Ned Mallory, son of the late I. W. and Elma (Raiford) Mallory, was born April 5,1898. He is one of the county's best known residents with ancestry in St.Francis County extending back to pioneer days. His grandfather, Ned Mallory, moved here from Virginia and was of the first volunteers in the Southern Army during the Civil War. His maternal grandfather was Phillip Raiford, who moved here from Marshall County, Miss. Ned attended public schools in Forrest City and later studied at Bingham School, Asheville, N.C. and Castle Heights, Lebanon, Tenn. He volunteered for service in World War I Aug.5, 1917, during which time he got an appointment to Annapolis but preferred the Army from which he was honorably discharged Apr.30.1919. On July 20, 1935 he married Miss Elizabeth Scott, daughter of W. W. and Eva (Finley) Scott, and to this union two daughters were born, Elma Elizabeth, a senior in the high school, and Mary Ned, who is in the seventh grade. Known throughout the state for his activities in the American Legion, Mr. Mallory has served as local Commander and District Commander, and at present is Child Welfare Chairman of the American Legion Dept. of Arkansas. The Mallorys are Methodists and live on the corner of Izard and Garland, where Mr. Mallory was born and reared. Believe this is his wife in SSDI:ELIZABETH S MALLORY 19 Feb 1905 06 Aug 1998 (V) 72366 Page 196 of 313 ` (Marvell, Phillips, AR)

Parents:Isaac W. Mallory (1860 - 1914) Elma Raiford Mallory (1874 - 1928) Spouse:Elizabeth Scott Mallory (1905 - 1998)*Children:Elma Louise Mallory Chaffin (1932 - 2013)* Mary Ned Mallory Van Dover

Mallory, Reuben 16436613

b. Oct. 12, 1898 d. Mar. 15, 1924 Tombstone-Obit: Reuben Mallory, horribly injured by being mashed between two gravel trucks died in a Memphis hospital shortly after noon on Saturday, Mar.15,1924. Every effort to save him was made by the four physicians and surgeons called to handle the case, but they were of no avail. The body was brought to Forrest City for burial and funeral services were held from his residence on North Rosser Street Sunday afternoon, followed by interment in the family burial plot at Mt. Vernon cemetery. Services were conducted by Rev. Blount P. Davidson and Rev. W. V. Womack. Pall bearers were:Chas. Gorman, Marshall Reid, Fred Swan, R. C. Eldridge, Charles Havens, and Walter Prewett. The services were attended by a large part of the people of the city and friends of the deceased and family; and many floral offerings covered the mound. Reuben Mallory was a native of Forrest City, and was born Oct.12,1898, and had made his home in this city. During the past four or five years he had been engaged in work for the various road districts, operating a number of trucks hauling gravel, as contractor. During the past few weeks he had been employed by the Highway Department to do similar work, and as a mechanic, keeping the trucks in repair. His devotion to duty, is well expressed in an article from his foreman. On March 15,1919, he had married Miss Madeline Birkicht and to this union one child, Gwendolyn, blessed their home. In addition to his wife and child, he is survived by his parents, Mr.and Mrs. Emmett Mallory; one brother, Henry, aged 14; and two sisters, Bessie aged 12, and Mary aged 27, and by a large number more distantly related. Mar.30,1924 Forrest City Times-Herald Marriage: Birkicht, Madaline age 21 mar.19190315 Reuben Mallory age 21 Co., Ark.

Parents:Joseph Emmett Mallory (1885 - 1929) Carrie Elizabeth Crawford Mallory (1874- 1954) Siblings_Henry Mallory/Bessie Mallory/Mary Mallory Spouse: Madeline Birkicht Mallory Child:Gwendolyn Mallory

Mallory, Roger 16436614 b. 1864 d. 1893 No Headstone Page 197 of 313 `

Parents:John William Mallory (1829 - 1910) Martha A. Parham Mallory (1832 - 1904) Siblings:Eloise Mallory Laughinghouse (1850 - 1937)* Cora B. Mallory Crews (1853 - 1938) John William Mallory (1861 - 1922)* Roger Mallory (1864 - 1893) Cornelia Parham Mallory Buford (1871 - 1949)*Joseph Emmett Mallory (1885 - 1929)*

Mallory, Sallie 16436615

b. 1882 d. 1884 Tombstone

Marshall, Cora Norfleet, Mrs. 16436617

b. Mar. 25, 1865 d. Nov. 18, 1944 Tombstone

Parents:John Randolph Norfleet (1844 - 1926) Laura Martha Benton Norfleet (1844 - 1925) Spouse:Lucius S. Marshall (1842 - 1910) Children:Lawrence Conver Marshall (1887 - 1925)*Sibling:Cora Norfleet Marshall (1865 - 1944) Marvin Brooks Norfleet (1871 - 1926)

Marshall, Lawrence Conver 16436618

b. Nov. 26, 1887 d. Jun. 17, 1925 Tombstone-Obit: Lawrence Conver Marshall died Wednesday morning, June 17,1925, in the Page 198 of 313 ` Baptist Hosptial in Memphis. The remains were brought to Forrest City yesterday afternoon and will be laid to rest in Mt. Vernon cemetery this afternoon. Funeral services will be held at the residence, conducted by Rev. W. V. Womack assisted by Blount F. Davidson. News of the death of "Doc" Marshall as he was familiarly known throughout the state, came as a shock to all-an announcement that brought sorrow and grief to the entire citizenship of the city and county, where he had been an important factor in our business and social life since reaching manhood. Mr. Marshall had been a victim of asthma for a number of years, but his condition was not known to his friends to be serious or alarming, and had not been such as to cause him to neglect his activities in the business life. On Monday, he decided to consult with specialists and drove over to Memphis, his mother, Mrs. L. S. Marshall accompanying him. The cause of death was enlargement of the heart. Mr. Marshall was born in Fayette County, Tenn., Nov. 26,1887. He came to Forrest City with his parents in 1904. His father, L. S. Marshall engaged in extensive farm operations. He died in 1912, leaving a comfortable fortune to his widow and son. Upon manhood, Mr. Marshall engaged in the lumber business as a member of the VanHouten Marshall Lumber Co. which he continued until 1918, and sold his interest. He started in business again in 1920 as Liberty Hardware Co. until he disposed of his interests to Mr. Woody. He then went to work with Vaccaro-Grobmyer Co. as Sales Manager, about two years ago. Deceased was a member of the Methodist church, a Mason, an Elk, and Rotarian. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. L. S. Marshall, grandparents- Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Norfleet Sr., numerous other relatives and friends throughout Arkansas and Tennessee. Pall bearers were:Active:A. B. Nimocks, Leo Grobmyer, Gazzola Vaccaro, Rufus Woody, and John Gatling; Honorary:W. W. Campbell, E. A. Roffe, T. A. Buford, J. S. Shields, L. R. Grobmyer, C. W. Norton, W. L. Lawrence, J. F. McDougal, A. D. McDaniel, Ed Bonner, C. R. Garrison, Joe Ferguson, James Oursler, F. Gilliland, S. H.Mann, A. C.Bridewell, James L. Scott, Lindsey Bridgforth, W .A .Morrow, Tom Horney, and Homer Folbre. June 18,1925-Forrest City Times- Herald

Parents: Lucius S. Marshall (1842 - 1910) Cora Norfleet Marshall (1865 - 1944)

Marshall, Lucius S. 16436616

b. Dec. 16, 1842 d. Jul. 12, 1910 Tombstone-CSA Vet-Obit: Death of L. S. Marshall=On Tuesday afternoon, July 12,1910, Mr. L. S. Marshall succumbed to an attack of Bright's Disease, and passed away after a short illness. Deceased was a native of Marshall Co., Miss., having been born there 68 years ago, and having lived there and at Coliersville and Memphis, Tenn. He came here about five years ago and was with Euart-Marshall Lumber Co.; was a clear headed, sensible minded business man and a gentleman who numbered his friends by the score. He is survived by a widow, Mrs. L. S. Marshall, and one son, Mr. L. C. Marshall, who is also a member of the lumber firm. Interment was held Wednesday afternoon at the Mt. Vernon cemetery, Revs. Page 199 of 313 ` E. T. Mabley, of the Episcopal church, and B. L. Wilford of the Methodist church officiating. Mr. Marshall was a Confederate Veteran, and during the war served as a sharpshooter, distinction at the battle of Gettysburg and of other engagements of that long bloody conflict. He had been in ill health for several months with asthma and other ailments. He was bound to his bed for the last week or so before his death. He bore up bravely under the afflictions, and met the angel when he arrived bravely and unflinchingly. FORREST CITY TIMES NEWSPAPER JULY 15,1910.

Spouse:Cora Norfleet Marshall (1865 - 1944)*Children:Lawrence Conver Marshall (1887 - 1925)*

Martin, Claude Eugene “Charlie” 19109983

b. Aug. 27, 1916 d. Feb. 16, 1999 Tombstone-Notes: Son of Pence Martin. and Sarah Dixon Martin. he married Hazel Thompson. in 1941 he has one daugher Mildred Louise. he was preceded in death by a son Charlie Roy Martin. in 1964

Spouse:Hazel Tolice Thompson Martin (1922 - 2010)*Children:Charlie Roy Martin (1943 - 1964)*Mildred Louise Martin Harris

Martin, Charlie Roy 16436619

b. Jan. 23, 1943 d. Nov. 27, 1964 Tombstone

Parents:Claude “Charlie” Eugene Martin (1916 - 1999) Hazel Tolice Thompson Martin (1922 - 2010) Sibling: Mildred Louise Martin Harris

Martin, Hazel Tolice Thompson, Mrs. 63665052

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b. Jun. 3, 1922 d. Dec. 31, 2010 Tombstone-Obit: Mrs. Hazel Tolice Thompson Martin, age 88, of Widener, died Friday at the St. Bernard's Hospital in Jonesboro. She had been in poor health for the past several months. Mrs. Martin was born June 3, 1922, and was the daughter of Flanders Thompson and Ethel Gill Thompson. She lived in County most all of her life, was a housewife, and was a member of the Widener Baptist Church. Mrs. Martin married Charlie Eugene Martin and he preceded her in death in 1999. She is survived by one daughter, Mildred Louise Harris of Widener, one brother, Elmer 'Bo' Thompson of Forrest City, one granddaughter, Sandra Kay Harris Herbert of Widener, and several nieces and nephews. She had one son, Charlie Roy Martin, two brothers; Wilford Marion Thompson and Francis Thompson, one sister, Mildred Louise Thompson Dunn, who all preceded her in death. Services for Mrs. Martin will be held at Stevens Funeral Home Chapel, 2:00 P.M., Tuesday, with burial in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Visitation will be Monday evening 6:00 till 8:00 P.M., at Stevens Funeral Home with Stevens Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. You may log on to stevensfuneralhome.net for the on line registry.

Parents:E. Flanders Thompson (1897 - 1949) Ethel Mae Gill Thompson (1902 - 1958) Spouse:Claude “Charlie” Eugene Martin (1916 - 1999) Children:Charlie Roy Martin (1943 - 1964)* Mildred Louise Martin Harris Siblings:Elmer Eugene Thompson (1920 - 2012)* Hazel Tolice Thompson Martin (1922 - 2010) Francis William Thompson (1924 - 1982)* Marion Wilford Thompson (1925 - 2006)*Mildred Louise Thompson Dunn (1927 - 1999)*

McClendon, Frances M. "Fannie" Webber, Mrs. 16436620

b. Oct. 2, 1861 d. Mar. 26, 1938 Tombstone-Notes: Suggestion: First name is Frances but went by Fannie. Maiden name is Webber. Middle initial is "M". Thanks Jean McClendon. May 2013

Spouse:Thomas W. McClendon (1857 - 1937)* Page 201 of 313 `

McClendon, Rebecca Jane Wall, Mrs. 16436622

b. Apr. 17, 1838 d. Sep. 17, 1899 Tombstone-Obit: Death of Mrs. McClendon- Mrs. Rebecca J. McClendon, mother of Mrs. B. F. McCrary and T. W. McClendon, of this city, died at the residence of the former, Monday, Sep.17,1899, after a protracted illness, and at an advanced age. The remains were interred in Mt. Vernon cemetery Tuesday, where a large concourse of friends assemble to pay their last respects and witness the sad funeral service, which was conducted by the Rev. W. C. Davidson of the Methodist church, of which she was a devout member. Forrest City Times Newspaper Sep.22,1899.1856 10 Jun Age: 22 Marriage to Rebecca Jane Wall, Coosa,Alabama,

Parents: Thomas Turner Wall (1811 - 1868) Nancy Rankin Dinsmore Wall (1811 - 1888) Spouse: Joel Wiley McClendon (1834 - 1894) Children: Thomas W. McClendon (1857 - 1937)* Nancy Jane McClendon McCrary (1859 - 1932)*Sallie Elizabeth McClendon Rumbley (1861 - 1930)* Mary B. McClendon Webber (1866 - 1954)*Joseph Algernon McClendon (1869 - 1929)*James Osie McClendon (1876 - 1890)*William Augustus McClendon (1880 - 1924)* John A McClendon (1882 - 1952)*Siblings:James Dinsmore Wall (1834 - 1876)* William Swepson Wall (1836 - 1897)* Rebecca Jane Wall McClendon (1838 - 1899) Thomas Andrew Wall (1842 - 1932)*Sarah Elizabeth Wall (1844 - 1899)*Sallie Alberta Wall (1848 - 1925)* Alexander C. Wall (1849 - 1917)*John Alexander Wall (1850 - 1925)* Alginon Jeffries Wall (1851 - 1862)*Nancy Conrad Wall Moore (1854 - 1925)*

McClendon, Thomas W. 16436621

b. Jun. 8, 1857 d. Dec. 19, 1937 Tombstone see wife-Picture- 1905 Biography- The Forrest City Times' Art Souvenir-1905- Page 87: T. W. McClendon is a son of Joel W. and Rebecca J. McClendon, and first saw the first light of day at Talledega, Alabama. His parents, pioneers of that state. His father was a surgeon of his regiment in the Civil war. The family came to Arkansas in December, 1870. While growing up our subject worked on a farm and attended the public schools. In 1887 he left the farm, and in 1890 located in Forrest City. He has held the position of Street Commisssioner since 1896. Before coming to Forrest City, he resided at Brinkley, and was married March, 1878, to Miss Fannie Webber, of Lee County, Arkansas. Mr. McClendon owns his home on Cook Street in Forrest City. Knights and Ladies of Honor- Forrest City Lodge No.329-organized July 9, 1892-Officers 1905-Protector

Parents: Joel Wiley McClendon (1834 - 1894) Rebecca Jane Wall McClendon (1838 - 1899) Page 202 of 313 ` Spouse:Frances M. Webber McClendon (1861 - 1938) Siblings:Thomas W. McClendon (1857 - 1937) Nancy Jane McClendon McCrary (1859 - 1932)*Sallie Elizabeth McClendon Rumbley (1861 - 1930)*Mary B. McClendon Webber (1866 - 1954)*Joseph Algernon McClendon (1869 - 1929)*James Osie McClendon (1876 - 1890)*William Augustus McClendon (1880 - 1924)*John A McClendon (1882 - 1952)*

McCollum, Cara Maureen 158458132 b. Feb. 6, 1992 d. Feb. 22, 2016 No Tombstone-Picture-Obit: Former Miss NJ (2013) and TV anchor. She died as a result of injuries sustained in a one-car automobile accident on Rt. 55 in Salem County, NJ. In death she gave the gift of life by being an organ donor. Obituary for Miss Cara Maureen McCollum from the Stevens Funeral Home in Forrest City, Arkansas. Miss Cara Maureen McCollum, age 24, of New Jersey, formerly of Forrest City, died Monday, Feb. 22, 2016, in Camden, New Jersey, with her family by her side. She died as a result of injuries sustained in a car accident on Monday, Feb. 15. Cara was born Feb. 6, 1992, the daughter of Rick and Maureen McCollum of Forrest City. She was a 2010 graduate and valedictorian of Forrest City High School. She was also named an Arkansas Times Academic All-Star in 2010. She was a 2015 graduate of Princeton University, earning a Bachelor of Arts in English, with a concentration in journalism. She joined SNJ Today in July 2015 and worked there as a lead anchor until her death. While in high school, Cara was involved in numerous local projects and organizations including the Mustang Dance Team, FCHS Mustang Tennis Team, Student Council Representative, a member of the Beta Club, National Honor Society and Principal’s Club. She was also involved with the Delta Beta Sigma Sorority, serving in many roles including president and charity chairman. She was a member of the Youth Advisory Council of the County Community Foundation, a long-time volunteer with SFC Elves and supporter of the Forrest City Humane Society. Cara was an active member of the First United Methodist Church where she served on the North East District Youth Council, played keyboard and sang in the Youth Praise Band “Grace Like Rain.” Cara moved to New Jersey after graduation, attending Princeton University from where she earned her degree. In 2013, Cara won the Miss Island Resort Pageant, which allowed her to participate in the Miss New Jersey competition, being crowned Miss New Jersey in 2013. Her platform, “Giving the Gift of Reading” promoted youth literacy through her nonprofit organization, “The Birthday Book Project,” an organization that gives gift- wrapped books to underprivileged children in kindergarten through fifth grades for their birthdays. She represented New Jersey in the Miss America 2014 pageant. During her year-long reign as Miss New Jersey, Cara was named New Jersey Library Association Champion of the Year, as well as a Daily Points of Light winner for her advocacy of youth literacy. She also received numerous other awards and recognitions. She was a member of the local P.E.O. Chapter BF, and Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority and University Cottage Club at Princeton, where she was also a cheerleader during her freshman year. Cara is survived by her parents, Rick and Maureen McCollum of Forrest City; a brother, Derick McCollum of New York, formerly of Forrest City; her boyfriend Keith Jones and their puppy Charlie, along with numerous other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick (Mary Allison “Tippe”) McCollum Jr., and her maternal grandparents, Patricia Halpin Graves and George R. Buckingham, and a special grandparent, Emma Lee “Dee” Boles. Visitation will be held Friday and Saturday, Feb. 26 and 27, 2016, from 5 to 7 p.m., at the McCollum family home located at 926 N. Forrest St., Page 203 of 313 ` in Forrest City. A celebration of Cara’s life will be held at 2 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 28, 2016, at the First United Methodist Church in Forrest City. A second memorial service is being planned in New Jersey and will be held at a later date. The family asks that memorials be made to The Birthday Book Project, P.O. Box 411, Forrest City, AR 72336, or to a charity of the donor’s choice. Stevens Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. To sign the online guestbook, visit stevensfuneralhome.net.

Parents:Rick McCollum/Maureen McCollum

McCormick, Hettie W. Lewis, Mrs. 16436625

b. Mar. 3, 1880 d. Oct. 8, 1938 Tombstone

Parents:Howell Walter Lewis (1849 - 1925) Lou Ada Lewis (____ - 1934) Spouse: Hugh Vann McCormick (1873 - 1956)* Siblings:Percy Wright Lewis (1877 - 1949)* Hettie W. Lewis McCormick (1880 - 1938) Howard Walter Lewis (1885 - 1947)*Harry G. Lewis (1890 - 1911)*

McCormick, Hugh Vann 16436626

b. Aug. 22, 1873 d. Aug. 29, 1956 Tombstone-Believe his mother is Ada McCormick (1848-1877) First Wife of G. W. McCormick

Parents:George Washington McCormick (1829 - 1900) Spouse:Hettie W. Lewis McCormick (1880 - 1938)

McCrary, Benjamin Franklin 16436627 Page 204 of 313 `

b. Feb. 12, 1857 d. Sep. 26, 1920 Tombstone-Obit: A Poplular Citizen Passes Away: Benjamin Franklin McCrary, for many years a resident of Forrest City, passed away Sunday night, Sep.26,1920 and was interred in the Mt. Vernon cemetery on Monday afternoon. The Rev. J. H. O'Bryant of the Methodist church conducting the ceremony and the body followed to its last resting place by a large concourse of sorrowing friends and relatives. Mr. McCrary was born in Huntsville, Alabama, Feb.12,1857. He passed to his final reward Sep.26,1920. He came to Forrest City in early manhood and has resided here until his death. In January 1877 he was married to Miss Nannie J. McClendon. His wife, and two sons, Dr. B. W. McCrary of this city, and T. G. McCrary of Parkin survive him. He has been a consistent member of the Methodist church for many years. Rest unreadable. Some of pall bearers were W. P. Evans, J. F. Stout, ? Thomas, P. K.Connoway, ? Nelson, and Atkins Johnson. Forrest City Times Newspaper Sep.30,1920

Parents: Milus M. McCrary (1822 - 1886) Isabella Elizabeth Carmichael McCrary (1829 - 1875) Spouse:Nancy Jane McClendon McCrary (1859 - 1932)* Children: Benjamin William McCrary (1894 - 1958)* T. G. McCrary-Sibling: Benjamin Franklin McCrary (1857 - 1920) Milas Reubin McCrary (1865 - 1938)*

McCrary, Benjamin William 16436628

b. May 6, 1894 d. Jul. 27, 1958 Tombstone-Note:Wife is shown on stone, but buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Hot Springs, Ark. Her Obituary: HOT SPRINGS — Mrs. Laura Mildred McCrary, aged 81, of Hot Springs died Saturday. She was a member of First United Methodist Church and a past state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Survivors include a son, Dr. Robert F. McCrary of Hot Springs; a daughter, Mts. J. Ronald Cazort of Little Rock; a sister, Mrs. Bess Fletcher of Forrest Page 205 of 313 ` City, nine grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Funeral will be at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at First United Methodist Church here. Burial will be at Greenwood Cemetery by Gross Funeral Service. Her Parents: William F. Perkins (1862-1928) Cora Dye Perkins (1865-1918)

Parents: Benjamin Franklin McCrary (1857 - 1920) Nancy Jane McClendon McCrary (1859 - 1932) Spouse:Mildred Laura Perkins McCrary (1894 - 1976)* Children:Robert Franklin McCrary (1921 - 1987)* Mrs. Mildred McCrary (J. Ronald) Cazort

McCrary, F. Gervase 16436629

b. Sep. 21, 1881 d. Jan. 3, 1932 Tombstone-

Spouse:Olive Downey McCrary (____ - 1907)

McCrary, Ibbie E. 16436630

b. Mar. 8, 1889 d. Oct. 12, 1970 Tombstone-Obit: 10/12/70-Miss Ibbie E. McCrary, 81, a descendant of early pioneers of this region, died early Monday morning at Sibley Hospital in Washington, D.C., after a long illness. She had resided in Washington since 1918, and was a file clerk. She was born in Forrest City on Mar.8, 1889, and was the daughter of Victoria Kirby McCrary and Milus Reubin.McCrary. She leaves three sisters, Mrs. Ruth Dew of Monticello; Mrs. Susie McCrary and Mrs. Mittie Barton, both of Forrest City, and many nieces and nephews. Services for Miss McCrary were held at Stevens Funeral Home on Wednesday, with Rev. Lester Beaman officiating, burial was in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Forrest City Times-Herald

Parents:Milas Reubin McCrary (1865 - 1938) Victoria L. Kirby McCrary (1866 - 1931) Sibling:Ibbie E. McCrary (1889 - 1970) John H. McCrary (1893 - 1954)* Ruth McCrary Dew Susie McCrary/Mittie McCrary Barton

Page 206 of 313 `

McCrary, John H. 16436631

b. 1893 d. 1954 Tombstone-1954 Biography: John H. McCrary is widely-known and respected throughout Eastern Arkansas not only as a successful farmer and livestock dealer, but also for his intelligent raising of Tennessee Walking Horses on his well-cultivated 460 acre farm four miles north of Forrest City on Hwy. 1. The son of Miles R. and Victoria (Kirby) McCrary, he was the fifth of twelve children. His parental grandfather, M. M. McCrary, as a young man moved to Forrest City from Alabama with his bride and engaged in farming two miles west of Forrest City where he reared his family. A former county treasurer, he also served in the Confederate Army in the Civil war, riding home the same faithful horse on which he had left four years before. His maternal grand parents, Elisha and Tecessa Kirby, moved to Forrest City with their family from Mississippi in 1871 and started farming near the city. Like his father and his grandfather, Mr. McCrary, as the third generation of his family, is actively farming in the county. Mr. McCrary graduated from the Forrest City High School and then attended Arkansas State College in Jonesboro. He operated a cotton gin for the Forrest City Cotton Oil Mill at Forrest City, Caldwell, and Heth from 1917 to 1942, except for a brief time in the service. He and John Poe are partners since 1946 the Planters Auction Barn in Forrest City. On Nov.18,1940, he married Miss Peggy Austin Dunlap, daughter of John A. and Willie (Standifer) Dunlap of Oxford, Mississippi, and they have a daughter, Helene, now the wife of Edwin Pettigrew, farmer and livestock dealer of Clarendon. Mrs.Pettigrew is an accomplished rider and has received many awards for her horseman ship. The McCrarys are members of the Graham Memorial Presbyterian church, have a granddaughter, Jan McCrary Pettigrew. Mr.McCrary belongs to the St.Francis County Farm Bureau, Arkansas Walking Horse Association, Masonic Lodge, and the King- Beazley American Legion Post. [1954 History of St.Francis County]

Parents: Milas Reubin McCrary (1865 - 1938) Victoria L. Kirby McCrary (1866 - 1931) Spouses:Mable Stayton McCrary (1896 - 1932)* Peggy Dunlap Schwichtenburg (1905 - 1992 Ibbie E. McCrary (1889 - 1970) John H. McCrary (1893 - 1954)* Ruth McCrary Dew Susie McCrary/Mittie McCrary Barton

McCrary, Nancy Jane McClendon, Mrs. 16436632 Page 207 of 313 `

b. Jul. 17, 1859 d. Mar. 3, 1932 Tombstone

Parents: Joel Wiley McClendon (1834 - 1894) Rebecca Jane Wall McClendon (1838 - 1899) Spouse: Benjamin Franklin McCrary (1857 - 1920) Children:Benjamin William McCrary (1894 - 1958)* Siblings: Thomas W. McClendon (1857 - 1937)* Nancy Jane McClendon McCrary (1859 - 1932) Sallie Elizabeth McClendon Rumbley (1861 - 1930)* Mary B. McClendon Webber (1866 - 1954)*Joseph Algernon McClendon (1869 - 1929)* James Osie McClendon (1876 - 1890)* William Augustus McClendon (1880 - 1924)*John A McClendon (1882 - 1952)*

McCrary, Olive Downey, Mrs. 16436633

b. unknown d. Jan. 4, 1907 Tombstone

Parents:Dennis Downey (1843 - 1925) Julia A. Fitzhugh Downey (1860 - 1920) Spouse: F. Gervase McCrary (1881 - 1932)* Siblings: Olive Downey McCrary (____ - 1907) Daisy Downey Dalton (1884 - 1938)*Esselman D. Downey (1888 - 1932)* Jeff F. Downey (1892 - 1974)*

McCrary, Dr Robert Franklin, Sr 175017496 Page 208 of 313 `

b. May 24, 1921 d. Jul. 15, 1987 Tombstone-Obit: HOT SPRINGS - Funeral for Dr. Robert F. McCrary, 66, of Hot Springs, a retired gynecologist who died Wednesday, will be at 10 am. today at First United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Mount Vernon Cemetery, Forrest City, by Gross Funeral Home. McCrary was past chief of staff and a board member of St. Joseph's Regional Health Center, a former member of the Hot Springs School Board and a member of Hot Springs First United Methodist Church, where he taught the Bible Study Sunday School class. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Nancy McCrary, five sons, William McCrary and Michael McCrary, both of Little Rock, Dr. Robert McCrary of Hot Springs, Dr. Richard McCrary of Gulfport, Miss, and John McCrary of Dallas; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Gray of Austin, Texas, and Mrs. Lee Ann Connelly of San Antonio, Texas; a sister, Mrs. Mildred Cazort of Hot Springs, and 14 grandchildren. Arkansas Democrat (Little Rock, Arkansas) Friday, July 17, 1987 copyrighted by NewsBank and/or the American Antiquarian Society. 2004

Parents: Benjamin William McCrary (1894 - 1958) Mildred Laura Perkins McCrary (1894 - 1976) Spouse:Nancy McCrary Children: William McCrary/Michael McCrary/Dr. Richard McCrary/Dr. Robert McCrary John McCrary/Mary Elizabeth Gray/Lee Ann Connelly Sibling: Mildred Cozart

McCrary, SPC William Donald 185517667

b. Feb. 5, 1946 d. Jan. 16, 2011 Tombstone-Vietnam Vet

McCulloch, Janie Laughinghouse, Mrs. 16436635 Page 209 of 313 `

b. Feb. 7, 1921 d. Oct. 1, 1985 Tombstone

Parents: J. Fenner Laughinghouse (1888 - 1955) Bess Stevens Laughinghouse (1889 - 1974) Spouse: Richard Burrus McCulloch (1919 - 1981)* Sibling:Albert Fenner Laughinghouse (1914 - 1984)*Janie Laughinghouse McCulloch (1921 - 1985)

McCulloch, Margaret Gorman Barrow, Mrs. 16436634

b. Feb., 1896 d. Mar. 18, 1986 Tombstone-Marriage:09/28/17 McCulloch-Barrow: Mrs. Margaret E. Hatcher announces approaching marriage of her grand daughter, Miss Margaret Gorman Barrow to Lieut. Richard Burrus McCulloch, son of Judge and Mrs. E. A. McCulloch of this city to take place in October. Little Rock Gazette. Margaret was born Feb 1896 in Forrest City, Co. AR. per Janet Shapiro, Sept.2014 Marriage:Margaret Gorman Barrow age 21 mar.19171020 Richard B. McCulloch age 23- Co., Ark. he of Little Rock she of Forrest City

Parents: Thomas W Barrow (1873 - 1910) Carrie Chew Dawson (1876 - 1968) Spouse:Richard Burrus McCulloch (1894 - 1939)* Children:Richard Burrus McCulloch (1919 - 1981)* Margaret McCullough Long (1922 - 2005)* Siblings:Margaret Gorman Barrow McCulloch (1896 - 1986) Caroline Elizabeth Barrow Aycock (1900 - 1984)* Mary Chew Dawson Scarborough (1918 - 2002)**

McCulloch, Richard Burrus, Jr 16436636 Page 210 of 313 `

b. Nov. 6, 1919 d. Dec. 2, 1981 Tombstone-WW II Vet-1954 Biography: The list of accomplishments of Richard McCulloch, Jr. since his arrival in Forrest City 16 years ago is lengthy and reveals a true insight into the life of a young man who has become an outstanding and respected citizen in his adopted home town where he is an attorney at law. He was born in Marianna, the son of Mr. & Mrs. Richards McCulloch, Sr., who later moved to Forrest City. Young McCulloch graduated from Marianna High School and then received his A.B.Degree at the University of Arkansas. During World War II he served with an amphibious unit of the U.S.Army in the Southwest Pacific, seeing action in the Philippines and New Guinea. After being honorably discharged as a sergeant after four years of service. Since his family had moved to Forrest City in 1938, he returned to Forrest City, to eventually marry Miss Jane Laughinghouse, attractive daughter of Fenner and Bess (Stevens) Laughinghouse on June 10,1944. They have two fine sons, Richard III, and Fenner Lee. He returned to the University of Arkansas to receive his L.L.B.Degree. He is active in local politics, and a member of the Arkansas Bar Association, Junior Bar Service, on the Board of Directors of the Arkansas Law Review, a Lions Club member and officer, and the local King-Beazley American Legion Post. He is also a member of the Church of the Good Shepherd, Vice President of the St.Francis County Bar Association, and County Chairman for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. [1954 History of St.Francis County]

Parents:Richard Burrus McCulloch (1894 - 1939) Margaret Gorman Barrow McCulloch (1896 - 1986) Spouse:Janie Laughinghouse McCulloch (1921 - 1985) Siblings: Richard Burrus McCulloch (1919 - 1981) Margaret McCullough Long (1922 - 2005) Children:Fenner Lee McCulloch/Richard Burrus McCulloch, III

McCulloch, Richard Burrus, Sr 16436637

b. Mar. 20, 1894 d. Mar. 6, 1939 Tombstone-Marriage: 09/28/17 McCulloch-Barrow: Mrs. Margaret E. Hatcher announces approaching marriage of her grand daughter, Miss Margaret Gormon Barrow to Lieut. Richard Burrus McCulloch, son of Arkansas Supreme Court Judge and Mrs. Edgar Allen McCulloch of this city to take place in October. Little Rock Gazette.

Parents:Edgar Allen McCulloch (1861 - 1933) Hattie Hassell McCulloch (1861 - 1931) Spouse:Margaret Gorman Barrow McCulloch (1896 - 1986) Children:Richard Burrus Page 211 of 313 ` McCulloch (1919 – 1981 Margaret McCullough Long (1922 - 2005)*

McCurdy, J. Cornelius 39993528 b. 1882 d. Feb. 27, 1924 No Tombstone-Obit: J. C. McCurdy, aged 42, died at Camden of pneumonia yesterday, Feb.27,1924, and was the body was brought to Forrest City for burial, the body arriving on the Cotton Belt Railroad this morning. Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock, conducted by Rev. W. V. Womack, with interment in the Mt. Vernon cemetery. The following were pall bearers: Rolfe Eldridge, Fenner Eldridge, E. B. Smith, W. W. Campbell, Josh Mallory, and Joe P. Ferguson. Deceased was a former resident of this place, and his widow, Mrs. Marguerite Laughinghouse, is a member of one of the oldest families in the county. The body was accompanied here by his widow, and three children, Marguerite, Neel, and Dorothy; his sister, Mrs. Welch of Camden, and Mr. Welch; his brother, Mr. McCurdy of Camden and Mrs. McCurdy. Mrs. Fletcher Roleson of Marianna is an aunt who attended the funeral. Forrest City Times-Herald Feb.28,1924 McCURDY CORNELIUS m.1911 WIFE:>LAUGHINGHOUSE MARGUERITE MISS FCTIMES McCURDY-LAUGHINGHOUSE=Miss Marguerite Laughinghouse, second daughter of Mr.& Mrs.Fenner Laughinghouse, and Mr.Cornelius McCurdy, of Augusta, Ark., will be married next Wednesday at the Methodist church, Rev.J.R.Nelson presiding. 6-9-1911

Spouse:Marguerite Laughinghouse McCurdy (1885 - 1978) Children:Marguerite McCurdy/Neel McCurdy/Dorothy McCurdy Siblings:Mrs. Welch/Mr. McCurdy/

McCurdy, Marguerite Laughinghouse, Mrs. 43518148 b. Sep. 19, 1885 d. Jan. 17, 1978 No Tombstone

Parents:J. Fenner Laughinghouse (1846 - 1919) Eloise Mallory Laughinghouse (1850 - 1937) Spouse:J. Cornelius McCurdy (1882 - 1924)* Siblings:Louise Laughinghouse Jones (1879 - 1970)* Marguerite Laughinghouse McCurdy (1885 - 1978) J. Fenner Laughinghouse (1888 - 1955)*

McDaniel, Callie L., Mrs. 16436638

b. Dec. 11, 1876 d. Mar. 7, 1947 Tombstone-Wife of Leonidas Osborn McDaniel Page 212 of 313 `

Spouse: Leonidas Osborn McDaniel (1857 - 1942) Children:Leonidas Osborn McDaniel (1906 - 1957)* Scott S. McDaniel (1908 - 1910)* Mala L. McDaniel/Luther McDaniel/Josephine McDaniel/Mary L. McDaniel/Scott S. McDaniel-Children per 1910 Census

McDaniel, Freddie Lou Lindauer, Mrs. 16436639

b. Apr. 24, 1931 d. Jan. 16, 2011 Tombstone-Obit: McDaniel, Freddie Lou (m.Lindauer) Mrs.-Tuesday, January 18 2011- Mrs. Freddie Lou McDaniel age 79, of Forrest City, Arkansas died Sunday, January 16, 2011 at the Crittenden Memorial Hospital in West Memphis. Mrs. McDaniel was born April 24, 1931 in Forrest City. She was the daughter of Fred Lindauer and Bessie Mallory Lindauer. She had made her home in Forrest City all of her life and was a member of the First United Methodist Church. Mrs. McDaniel had worked in personnel for the Forrest City Public Schools for over forty years and she was a member of Delta Kappa Gamma. Mrs. McDaniel was married to Robert P. ‘Bobby" McDaniel in 1949 and he preceded her in death in 1991. She is survived a daughter, Amy McDaniel and husband William A. Spicer of Memphis and a son Rocky McDaniel of Memphis. Services will be held Saturday, January 22, 2011 at 11:00 a.m. at the First United Methodist Church. Burial will follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 at the funeral home Friday. The family request memorials be made to the First United Methodist Church, Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church or to the Forrest City Humane Society. Visit online registry at stevensfuneralhome.net. Under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home

Parents:Fred Lindauer (1897 - 1981) Bessie Mallory Lindauer (1910 - 1974) Spouse:Robert Price McDaniel (1930 - 1991)* Children:Amy McDaniel Spicer/Rocky McDaniel

McDaniel, James Henry 16436640

b. 1867 d. 1952 Tombstone-Pictures: Per 1920 Census:Children: James Henry McDaniel Son M 8 Arkansas Jesse McDaniel Son M 5 Arkansas Rodney McDaniel Son M 1 Arkansas Elizabeth Shilling Stepdaughter F 14 Arkansas Page 213 of 313 `

Parents: John Landon McDaniel (1829 - 1902) Margaret Eleanor Davis McDaniel (1835 - 1896) Spouse: Nora Lucieel White McDaniel (1886 - 1978) Children: Rodney Woodrow McDaniel (1918 - 1920)* Siblings:Elizabeth McDaniel Rollwage (1855 - 1927)*Kate McDaniel Perkins (1859 - 1901)*James Henry McDaniel (1867 - 1952) Dudley Calvert McDaniel (1869 - 1938)* Nancy Brooke McDaniel Hargraves (1869 - 1908) Melissa McDaniel Whittenton (1871 - 1943)* Margaret Nora McDaniel Smith (1874 - 1957)* Lloyd Guy McDaniel (1878 - 1943)*

McDaniel, Mary Louise 16436641

b. Sep. 21, 1902 d. Nov. 6, 1976 Tombstone

McDaniel, Nora Lucieel White, Mrs. 16436642

b. Feb. 2, 1886 d. Mar., 1978 Tombstone see husband-Wife of James Henry McDaniel

Spouse:James Henry McDaniel (1867 - 1952)*Children:Rodney Woodrow McDaniel (1918 - 1920)*

McDaniel, Robert Price 16436643

b. Jun. 29, 1930 d. Sep. 5, 1991 Tombstone see wife-Obit: Obit:of Forrest City died at Memphis hospital-Parents:b.Forrest City to Sterling Price McDaniel and Mildred McNeil. Retired from Yale Mfg. Marketing Dept.-Family:Survivors include his wife, Freddie Lou McDaniel of Forrest City; one daughter, Amy McDaniel of Memphis; and one son, Rocky McDaniel of Memphis.

Parents:Samuel P McDaniel (1904 - 1976) Mildred McNeal McDaniel (1905 - 1988) Spouse:Freddie Lou Lindauer McDaniel (1931 – 2011 Children:Amy McDaniel Spicer/Rocky McDaniel

McDaniel, Rodney Woodrow 176388102 b. Oct. 10, 1918 d. Apr. 8, 1920 Page 214 of 313 ` No Tombstone-Obit: 04/22/20 1710-McDaniel, Rodney Woodrow-Horse Kick10 1918 4 8 1920 Unknown Little Rodney Woodrow McDaniel, the 18 month old son of Henry McDaniel was killed by the kick of a horse last Friday night last, April 11,1920. It seems that he some how got into the barnyard and behind the horse and then the horse became frightened and kicked. The full power of the kick striking the kid in the head. He was hurried to the hospital in Memphis and all that could be done was done for him, but he could not rally and died from the blow about midnight. The body was returned to the city and the interment was made on Sunday afternoon. Mr.and Mrs. McDaniel have the sympathy of a host of friends in their bereavement. FAG-Per Death Certificate: born Oct.10,1918 http://register.shelby.tn.us/imgView.php?imgtype=pdf&id=129119200416 Died Apr.16,1920-b.Ark-Father: J. H. McDaniel b.Ark Mother:Nora White b.Ark. undertaker J. T. Hinton & Son burial Apr.18,1920

Parents: James Henry McDaniel (1867 - 1952) Nora Lucieel White McDaniel (1886 - 1978)

McKinney, Esther Viola VanHoozer, Mrs. 16436644

b. Mar. 26, 1877 d. May 8, 1949 Tombstone-Wife of James McKinney

Spouse:James Presley McKinney (1872 - 1972)* Children:Gladys McKinney Carter (1900 - 1993) Forrest McKinney (1905 - 1993)* Anna Mae McKinney Rice (1911 - 2009)*Frank McKinney/Nettie McKinney Walley

McKinney, James Presley 16436645

b. Jun. 10, 1872 d. Jan. 8, 1972 Tombstone

Spouse:Esther Viola VanHoozer McKinney (1877 - 1949) Children:Gladys McKinney Carter (1900 - 1993) Forrest McKinney (1905 - 1993)* Anna Mae McKinney Rice (1911 - 2009)*Frank McKinney/Nettie McKinney Walley Page 215 of 313 `

McKnight, James Gorden 16436646

b. Jun. 10, 1898 d. Jan. 10, 1939 Tombstone

Spouse: Lillian Borden McKnight (1906-1945)

McKnight, Lillian Borden, Mrs. 16436647

b. Apr. 14, 1906 d. Sep. 21, 1945 Tombstone-on 1940 Census:, Ark;HofH-Lillian Borden Widow age 63-Son Brook Borden age 23 Dgh Mary Borden age 18 Dgh Granddaughter Beth age 0-Dgh Lillian McKnight age 33 Widow

Spouse:James Gorden McKnight (1898-1939)

Melton, Louene Moffatt, Mrs. 16436648m Nrs

b.T Dec. 25, 1932 d. Jan. 27, 2003

Tombstone-Obit: Mrs. Louene Melton, age 70, of Forrest City, died Monday, Jan. 27, 2003, at Baptist Memorial Hospital.Mrs. Melton, born Dec. 25, 1932, in Crossett, was the daughter of Louie Moffatt and Helen Barnett Moffatt. She was a housewife and a member of First Baptist Church in Forrest City.Mrs. Melton is survived by one son, Dudley Melton of Forrest City; one sister, Sue Haddock of Austin Texas, three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Louis D. Melton in Page 216 of 313 ` 1992.Visitation services for Mrs. Melton will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2003, from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Chapel of Morgan Funeral Home. Funeral services for Mrs. Melton will be held on Thursday, Jan. 30, 2003, at 10 a.m. at Morgan Chapel with Bro. Allen Smith and Bro. Danny Haflich officiating. Burial will follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City.

Parents:Louie Moffatt/Helen Barnett Moffatt Spouse: Louis D. Melton (1934-1992) Children:Dudley Melton Sibling: Sue Haddock

Melton, Louis D. 16436650 b. Feb. 7, 1934 d. Dec. 3, 1992 Tombstone

Spouse: Louene Moffatt Melton (1932-2003) Child:Dudley Melton

Meredith, James T. "Dutch" 16436651

b. Jun. 19, 1925 d. Dec. 4, 1999 Tombstone-WW II Vet-Obit: James T. "Dutch" Meredith, 74, of Forrest City, died Saturday, Dec. 4, 1999, at Baptist East Hospital in Memphis. Mr. Meredith was born June 19, 1925, in Tyronza and was the son of Leonard Meredith and Eula McClroy Meredith. He lived in Forrest City for the past 40 years, was a member of the First United Methodist Church, was retired from State Farm Insurance, was a veteran of World War II, a member of Kiwanis, was a Mason, was a past school board member, a member of the Moose Lodge, a member of the Forrest City Country Club and was an honorary Colonel of the Arkansas State Police. He was preceded in death by his wife, Rheba Binns in 1987. He is survived by his daughter, Barbara Meredith VanVranken of Shreveport, La.; two sons, Dr. James T. Meredith, Jr. and Mark Meredith, both of Forrest City and five grandchildren. Visitation was Sunday, Dec. 5, at Stevens Funeral Home. Services were held today Dec. 6 1999, at 10 a.m. at First United Methodist Church. A graveside service was held today, Monday, Dec. 6, at 4 p.m. at Pine Wood Memorial Cemetery in Crossett

Parents: Leonard Meredith/Eula McElroy Meredith Spouse:Rheba V. Binns Meredith (1927 - 1987)* Children: Barbara Meredith Van Vranken/James T. Meredith, Jr./Mark Meredith

Meredith, Rheba V. Binns, Mrs. 16436652 Page 217 of 313 `

b. Jan. 7, 1927 d. May 28, 1987 Tombstone-

Spouses:L. V. Waits (1920 - 1947) James T. Meredith (1925 - 1999) Children: Children: Barbara Meredith Van Vranken/James T. Meredith, Jr./Mark Meredith

Mills, Ellis Donald, Sr. 16436653

b. Oct. 31, 1924 d. Aug. 18, 2000 Tombstone-WW II Vet-Obit: Mr. Ellis D. Mills, Sr., 75, of Forrest City, died Friday, Aug. 18, 2000, in his home. Mr. Mills was born Oct. 31, 1924, in Potts Camp, Miss. He was the son of George Frank Mills and Carrie Whiteside Mills. He has been a Forrest City resident for the past 50 years. He was a former AP&L lineman and a general contractor. Mr. Mills was a member of the First Baptist Church, Forrest City Mustang Booster Club and he was a Veteran of World War II. In 1964 Mr. Mills married Betty Peterson Mills and she survives him along with two daughters, Vicki Forrester Downs, of Grand Rapids, Mich. and Leith Mills Hoggard of Jonesboro; two sons, Chuck Forrester and Don Mills, both of Forrest City; four brothers, Tallmadge Mills, Vernon Mills and Clinton Mills, both of Hickory Flat, Miss., Frank Mills, of West Memphis; a sister, Elizabeth Sebastian, of West Memphis; and seven grandchildren. Funeral services for Mr. Mills were held Monday, Aug. 21, 2000, in the Chapel of Stevens Funeral Home. Rev. Dan Minton officiated and Rev. Alan Smith assisted. Burial followed at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents:George Frank Mills (1892 - 1981) Carrie Lorene Whiteside Mills (1900 - 1991) Siblings:George Marion Mills (1923 - 1926)* Ellis Donald Mills (1924 - 2000) Nellie Elizabeth Mills Sebastian (1927 - 2012)* Hugh Talmadge Mills (1931 - ____)* Albert Vernon Mills (1935 - 2015)*Lester Frank Mills (1939 - 2008)*Spouse:Betty Peterson Mills Children: Don Mills

Mitchell, Dorothy Harris, Mrs. 185396870 y

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b. Mar. 10, 1921 d. Mar. 31, 2013 Tombstone-Marriage:James Robert Mitchell age 28 to Dorothy Harris age 23 both of Forrest City on Feb.1,1945

Spouse:James Robert Mitchell

Moffatt, Louie D. 16436654

b. Dec. 20, 1908 d. Aug. 28, 1962 Tombstone

Moffatt, Mable Hughes 16436655

b. Dec. 4, 1909 d. Mar. 27, 1980

Tombstone-Sister

Montfort, Betty E. 16436656 Page 219 of 313 `

b. Nov. 20, 1870 d. Feb. 3, 1938 Tombstone-Obit: Death: Funeral services were held the afternoon at 3 o’clock for Miss Betty Montfort, 65, who died this morning at the home of her cousin, Mrs. R. U. Patterson in this city. The Rev. Grover C. Prince officiated, and burial at Mt. Vernon cemetery. Miss Montfort was the daughter of the late W. T. Montfort and Mrs. Anne Montfort of Siloam Springs. She became a resident of Forrest City in 1919 and had made her home here with Mrs. Patterson. She became a member of the Baptist Church at an early age. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Commodore Perry, Thorndale, Texas; four cousins, Montfort Washburn, Natchez, Miss.: Mrs. Lily O’Keefe, Memphis; Mrs. T. B. O’Keefe, Osceola; and Mrs. Patterson. Pallbearers were: Mike O’Keefe, Osceola; Jack O’Keefe, Blytheville; Sydney O’Keefe, Paragould; and Thomas Patterson, Malcolm Patterson, and Sterling Walker of this city.

Parents: W. T. Montfort Anne Montfort Sibling:Mrs. Commodore Perry

Moore, Charles Conley 16436658

b. May 11, 1919 d. Aug. 26, 1977 Tombstone-WW II Vet-1954 Biography: The popular Cashier of the Planters Bank & Trust Co., Mr. Charles C. Moore, serves the community in this prominent bank. He has been with the bank since 1947, when he was employed as a teller, and in 1949 he was appointed Cashier. He is the son of Mrs. Myrtle (Buck) Rogers and the late W. A. Moore of Devalls Bluff. A graduate of the Devalls Bluff High School, he entered World War II on Dec.7,1941, as a private in the U. S. Army Infantry. After three years overseas in the South Pacific Theatre, he was discharged a Technical Sgt. on Dec.5,1945. On June 29,1946, he married Miss Elizabeth Ann Barton, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. T. T. and Irma (Barrett) Barton of Devalls Bluff. Mrs. Moore is an Asst.Cashier at the Planter Bank. [1954 History of St.Francis County] Obit:Aug.28,1977-Charles Moore, local banker, dies suddenly. Funeral services for Mr. Charles Moore, Senior Vice President of Planters Bank and Trust Co., here, will be held Sunday Aug.28. Mr. Moore, aged 58, died suddenly and unexpectedly last Friday at the Baptist Memorial Hospital in Memphis. Mr. Moore who resided at No.1 Upper Lake Road, was a member of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, a veteran of World War II, a member of the American Legion, and was on the Board of Directors of the Planters Bank and Trust Co. He was a 32nd Degree Mason and was on the board of Page 220 of 313 ` directors for the White River Levee District. In 1946 he married Miss Elizabeth Barton. She survives him along with his mother, Mrs. Myrtle Rogers Moore.

Parents: W. A. Moore Myrtle Rogers Moore Spouse:Elizabeth Ann Barton Moore (1927 - 1996)

Moore, Elizabeth Ann "Libba" Barton, Mrs. 16436659

b. Nov. 13, 1927 d. Sep. 14, 1996 Tombstone-Wife of Charles Conley Moore

Parents: T. T. Barton Irma Barrett Barton Spouse: Charles Conley Moore (1919-1977)

Moore, George Wilson 16436660

b. Dec. 16, 1917 d. May 10, 1956 Tombstone-Married Feb. 15, 1945

Spouse:Norma Talmadge Chappell Hambleton (1921 - 1994)*

Moore, John Alexander 16436661

b. Mar. 28, 1884 d. Jun. 7, 1947 Tombstone

Moore, Laurie Gene Williams, Mrs. 16436657

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b. Nov. 2, 1920 d. Aug. 17, 1994 Tombstone-Wife of Frank Jay Burke/Moore-FAG 16436657 Obit of Husband:Mr. Frank Jay Burke, age 86, of Memphis, formerly of Forrest City, died Wednesday, June 6, 2001, in Memphis. Mr. Burke was born May 7, 1915, in Helena, the son of Frank Jay Burke Sr., and Nina McMahan Burke. He was a retired businessman and attended First Baptist Church. He was also a member of Sigma Phi Omega, and originally moved to Forrest City to work for Safeway. He married Laurie Williams Burke in 1940. He was a former member of the Forrest City Young Businessman's Club, and was a past owner of Burke and Green Grocery. He later moved to Memphis where he married Neida Tardy Burke in 1967, and she preceded him in death in 1994. Survivors include two children, Gay Burke Moskowitz of Memphis and Rujay Burke of Forrest City; a sister Lillian Burke Wilson; two step-children, Dale Tardy Parnell and John Tardy; two grandchildren and four step-grandchildren. Family visitation will be from 6 to 8 tonight, Thursday, June 7, 2001, at Stevens Funeral Home. A graveside service will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday, June 8, 2001, at the Maple Hill Cemetery in Helena with Rev. Rex Darling officiating

Spouse:Frank Jay Burke (1915 - 2001) Unk Moore Children: Gay Burke Moskkowitz Frank Jay “Rujay” Burke (1945-2011) Sibling:Lillian Burke Wilson

Morgan, Katherine Devereux, Mrs. 16436663 b. Oct. 22, 1908 d. Feb. 20, 2003 No Tombstone-Wife of Lee Small Morgan-Obit: Mrs. Katherine Devereux Morgan was born in New Castle, Arkansas on October 22, 1908, the daughter of Stephen Alfred Devereux and Hugh Ella Hamilton Devereux. A lifelong resident of County, she started teaching school at age fifteen in Round Pond and taught there for ten years. In 1933, she married Lee Small Morgan, a prominent farmer who died February 26, 1971. Mrs. Morgan was a leader in the Methodist Church, being the first women elected to the Board of the First United Methodist Church of Forrest City. Always an advocate for young people, she taught Sunday School for many years, was a Scout Leader and President of the PTA. She also represented summer camps in North Carolina. A world traveler, she would sometimes stay for months in the countries she was visiting, making friends all over the world. She was a member of the Delphian Club and P.E.O. Four years ago, she celebrated her ninetieth birthday with a seated luncheon for 140 guests. She is survived by her daughter, Elizabeth Morgan Spiegel of Atlanta; grandchildren David Porterfield Adams III of Atlanta, Morgan Goodpasture Adams of Chattanooga and Devereux Adams Socas of McLean, Virginia; great-grandchildren David Porterfield Adams IV, Trevor William Adams, William Adams Socas and Garrett Stephens Socas. Her surviving brother is Arthur Louie Devereux and sisters are Elizabeth Devereux Smith and Frances Devereux Harris. She was preceded in death by brothers Hugh Stephen Devereux and Stephen Alfred Jr. and sister Louise Devereux Armstrong.In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Katherine and Small Page 222 of 313 ` Morgan Fund at the First United Methodist Church of Forrest City or the Forrest City Library.Visitation will be from 6 to 8 on Saturday at Stevens Funeral Home. The service will be Sunday, February the 23rd at 2 P.M. at the First United Methodist Church with burial at Mt. Vernon Cemetery after which friends are invited to her home.

Parents:Stephen Alfred Devereux (1880 - 1939) Hugh Ella Hamilton Devereux (1887 - 1963) Spouse:Lee Small Morgan (1897 - 1971) Siblings:Hugh S Devereux (1907 - 1986)*Katherine Devereux Morgan (1908 - 2003) Louise Devereux Armstrong (1910 - 1999)* Frances Mae Devereux Harris (1916 - 2006)* Elizabeth Devereux Smith (1919 - 2008)* Arthur Louie Devereux (1921 - 2009)* Samuel A. Devereux (1925 – 1944) Children:Elizabeth Morgan Spiegel

Morgan, Lee Small 16436664 b. Mar. 3, 1897 d. Feb. 26, 1971 No Tombstone-Obit: Feb.26,1971-Small Morgan, age 73, died early Friday morning at Kingswood Nursing Home here. Born Mar.3,1897 in Winona, Miss., he was the son of Lillian Thompson and Ed Morgan. He moved to Round Pond in 1923. He was a retired farmer and a member of the First Methodist Church in Forrest City. He is survived by his wife, the former Katherine Devereux of this city, whom he married in 1933, one daughter, Mrs. David P. Adams Jr. of New York, N.Y., two sisters, Mrs. Benjamin Hamilton of Memphis, and Mrs. Elmer Jones of Warrington, Fla., and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Stevens Funeral Home Saturday, with the Rev. Byron McSpadden officiating. Burial will follow in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Forrest City Times-Herald BIO - Among the best-known and successful farmers of County is L. Small Morgan, of near Round Rock, who came to this county 31 years ago to take over the interests of his brother, J. E. Morgan. The Morgan farm, now including more than 800 acres of the rich alluvial soil of the River Valley near Round Pond, originally was part of the old Belmorbry Farm, which was jointly owned and operated by the late J. E. Morgan and the late Mr. Belshe, who dissolved their partnership. On Jan.10,1923, L. Small Morgan moved to County to join his brother and to finally purchase the entire Morgan Farm, which he still owns and operates. Mr. Morgan was born at Winona, Mississippi, the son of Edward Livingston and Lillian (Thompson) Morgan. He came to St.Francis Co. from Chicago, Illinois, after spending his boyhood days at Winona. On Dec.25, 1933, he married Miss Katherine Devereux, daughter of Stephen Alfred and Hugh Ella (Hamilton) Devereux of the Newcastle community, and to this union has been born a daughter, Elizabeth Devereux Morgan, now a Junior in Forrest City High School. Mrs. Morgan is a member of the Delphian Club in Forrest City. The Morgans are members of the Round Pond Methodist Church. Mr.Morgan also belongs to the St.Francis County Farm Bureau. They raise cotton and soybeans other diversified crops in a progressive manner.[1954 History of St.Francis County]

Parents: Edward Livingston Morgan/Lillian Thompson Morgan Spouse:Katherine Devereux Morgan (1908 - 2003)* Child:ElizabPeth Devereux Spiegel Siblings:Mrs.Benjamin Hamilton/J. E. Morgan/Mrs. Elmer Jones

Morledge, Betty Claire Carlisle, Mrs. 16436665 Page 223 of 313 `

b. Jun. 19, 1925 d. Jan. 29, 2003 Tombstone-Wife of George B. Morledge, Jr.–Obit: Mrs. Betty Claire Carlisle Morledge, age 77, of Forrest City, died Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2003, at Baptist Hospital in Memphis.Mrs. Morledge was born June 19, 1925, in Hollywood, Calif., the daughter of Raoul Carlisle and Martha Louise Cargill Carlisle. She made her home in Forrest City for most of her life, was a housewife and was a member of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd. Mrs. Morledge was also a member of the PEO Sisterhood, the Garden Club, the Musical Coterie, the Episcopal Church Women and the Cotton Wives.Mrs. Morledge married George B. Morledge Jr., in 1941 and he survives her along with one daughter, Kathy Morledge Meredith of Forrest City; five sons, Dr. George B. Morledge III and Michael H. Morledge both of Little Rock, W. Frank Morledge and Christopher W. Morledge both of Forrest City, and Craig C. Morledge of Jonesboro; one sister, Martha Carlisle Woody of Austin, Texas; one brother, Marshall N. Carlisle of Fayetteville; 14 grandchildren and one great- grandchild. Funeral services for Mrs. Morledge will be held at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd on Saturday, Feb. 1, 2003, at 10 a.m. Burial will follow in Mt. Vernon Cemetery under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home. The family requests that memorials be made to the PEO Sisterhood, or to the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd.

Parents:Raoul H. Carlisle (1897 - 1980) Martha Louise Cargill Carlisle (1901 - 1987) Spouse:George Bircham Morledge (1923 - 2010)*Sibling:Martha Carlisle Woody Marshall N. Carlisle Children:Kathy Morledge Meredith George B. Morledge III Michael H. Morledge; W. Frank Morledge Christopher W. Morledge Craig C. Morledge

Morledge, George Bircham, Jr 16436666

b. Jul. 13, 1923 d. Jan. 18, 2010 Tombstone-WW II Vet-Obit: Mr. George Bircham Morledge Jr., age 86, of Forrest City, died Monday at the Cross Ridge Hospital in Wynne. He had been in poor health for the past several months. Mr. Morledge was born July 13, 1923, in Memphis, Tennessee, and was the son of George Bircham Morledge Sr. and Mary Elizabeth Waldrop Morledge. He lived in County most all of his life, was a retired farmer, and was a recipient of the Purple Heart and Three Bronze Stars while serving in World War II. He had served on the Forrest City School Board, was a member of the Rotary Club, and was a member of the Episcopal Page 224 of 313 ` Church of the Good Shepherd in Forrest City. Mr. Morledge married Betty Claire Carlisle in 1940, and she preceded him in death in 2003. He is survived by one daughter, Kathy Meredith of Forrest City, five sons; George B. Morledge III, and Mike Morledge, both of Little Rock, W. Frank Morledge and Chris Morledge, both of Forrest City, and Craig Morledge of Jonesboro, fifteen grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Services for Mr. Morledge will be held at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, 2:00 P.M., Thursday, with burial in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Stevens Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. You may log on to stevensfuneralhome.net for the on line registry. Memorials are to be made to the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, Organ Fund, 400 Hill St., Forrest City, Arkansas 72335.

Parents:George Bircham Morledge, Sr. (1885-1966)Mary Elizabeth Waldrop Morlege (1892- 1975)Spouse:Betty Claire Carlisle Morledge (1925 - 2003) Children:Kathy Morledge Meredith George B. Morledge III Michael H. Morledge; W. Frank Morledge Christopher W. Morledge Craig C. Morledge

Nash, Albert McBride "A.M." 16436667 b. Jan. 20, 1848 d. Apr. 15, 1898 No Tombstone-Obit: From the FORREST CITY TIMES Newspaper, April 22, 1898: Headline "A. M. NASH DROWNED" "A sad accident happened in the bottoms Friday, last, Apr.15, 1898. While floating logs to his mill, at Round Pond on the Little Rock and Memphis railroad, about twelve miles east of this city, and in attempting to steer his raft, he missed his footing and was precipitated into twelve feet of water. His son was on the front end of the raft and immediately ran to his assistance, but it is supposed that he became entangled in some brush, and being unable to swim, never rose to the surface. His body was recovered some two hours afterwards and brought to the city, and carried to the Stevens Bros. establishment, where it was embalmed and prepared for the tomb. Saturday noon the body was carried to the residence of the brother in law, J. C. Bell, thence to Mount Vernon cemetery at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, where it was laid to rest beside his wife. The services were conducted by Rev. A. E. Holloway of the Methodist church, assisted by Rev. L. R. Simpson and the Knights of Pythias. Mr. Nash was a native of Ohio, and came to this county about ten years ago and engaged in the sawmill business; in which capacity he was widely known. He was about 50 years of age, a member of the Methodist church, and a Knight of Pythias. He has been prominent in the politics of the county for several years, having been a candidate for county judge upon the Republican ticket on several occasions. The large concourse of citizens from the town and country which assembled to pay last tribute to his memory, were sincere in their regrets on his untimely demise, and evidenced the esteem and respect in which was held by all who knew him. Never were truer words spoken, than when the pastor spoke of the deceased as one of the noblest works of God-an honest man. In the death of A. M. Nash his family has lost its chief stay, society a worthy member, the community at large a progressive citizen. The deceased leaves a grown son and daughter, Chester and Cliffe, and Odell, a boy of tender age, to all of whom the sympathy of a sorrowing community is extended.” ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Albert McBride Nash was from a family that settled in Marshall County, Indiana, after a sojourn in Ohio, where Albert was born. His parents were Elihu and Eliza Bloomfield Nash. Albert earned a livelihood as a railroad laborer in Ohio and Nebraska until going into the lumber business in County, Arkansas. He died Page 225 of 313 ` approximately five years after his wife Mary Ellen passed. Four children joined the Nash family: (1) Chester Bell Nash Sr. who, if identified correctly, became a railroad conductor, married Nellie Emery, had son Chester Bell Nash Jr., and then after a short illness died in San Francisco at age 36. (2) Olive Faye Nash graduated from Forrest City High School and then unexpectedly died at age 19. (3) Cliffe Nash Goodwin Foster had two husbands, Aurel Goodwin and Lloyd T. Foster, and seemingly no children. (4) Albert Odell Nash, as a 13- year-old orphan resided with his uncle and aunt John C. and Emma Bell in Madison, Arkansas. He died at age 22 at Indiana's Northern (state) Hospital

Parents:Elihu Nash (1809 - 1890) Eliza Bloomfield Nash (1811 - 1903) Spouse:Mary Ellen Bell Nash (1848 - 1889)*Children:Chester Bell Nash (1874 - 1911)* Olive Faye Nash (1876 - 1895)*Cliffe Nash Foster (1879 - 1959)*Albert Odell Nash (1887 - 1909)*Siblings:Albert McBride Nash (1848 - 1898)Sarah A. Nash Hume (1849 - 1930)*Mary Elizabeth Nash Hume (1854 - 1944)*

y Nash, Edwin F. 16436668

b. 1894 d. 1896 Tombstone with Willie and Isaac

Nash, Elizabeth F. 16436669

b. 1867 d. 1954 Tombstone

Nash, Isaac D. 16436671 b. 1891 d. Jul. 26, 1899 Tombstone with Willie and Edwin-Obit: -Obit: Passed Away!-Little Ike Nash is dead! The announcement of the death of little Ike Nash, which occurred Wednesday night at 9:30 p.m. Jul.26,1899, after an illness of two days, cast a shade of sorrow among his little playmates and a feeling of regret among all grown folks who knew the little fellow, and none will miss him or mourn him more than his chum, Hulbert Vadakin, who is now in Memphis. Quiet and unassuming, with just enough of the boy in him to make him interesting, Ike found his way to the affections of all. To his mother he was the idol, and words are inadequate to soften the grief of the stricken heart. She must look to the Great Comforter, who alone, promises to bear our burdens, and rest under the beautiful assurance that Ike has only answered the call of Jesus:"Suffer little children and forbid Page 226 of 313 ` them not, to come unto Me, for such is the Kingdom of Heaven." The burial took place yesterday afternoon at the Mt. Vernon cemetery, the wife of Rev. W. C. Davidson of the Methodist church officiated in the illness of her husband. Born 1891. Name is Isaac D.Nash per records of funeral home. Forrest City Times Newspaper Jul.28,1899

Parents: Siblings:Isaac D. Nash (1891 - 1899) Edwin F. Nash (1894 - 1896)*

Nash, Louisa V. "Mrs." 55186608 b. unknown d. Aug. 1, 1888 No Tombstone-Obit: Forrest City Times-Aug.4,1888-Mrs. L. V. Nash, mother of Willie, Maggie and Daisie Nash, died at her residence on North Church street Thursday morning, Aug.1,1888, and was buried at Mt. Vernon Cemetery the same day. She was the wife of Dr. Isaac D.Nash, also deceased.

Spouse:Isaac D. Nash Children: Maggie Nash (____ - 1898)* Anna Josephine Nash Bottoms (1856 - 1933)*Willie E. Nash (1860 - 1906)* Daisy Nash Evans (1874 - 1936)

Nash, Maggie 19688869 b. unknown d. Aug. 9, 1898 No Tombstone-Obit: Death of Miss Maggie Nash-Miss Maggie Nash came to Forrest City from Palestine last Saturday, where she had been teaching school. She had been sick for several days and gradually grew worse until Tuesday morning, Aug.9,1898, when her spirit took its flight to realms above. She was well and favorably known to a large circle of friends, and loved by scores of children whom she had taught in various districts of the county. She was a very quiet and unassuming dispostion, and in her daily walks endeavored to do good in the world. The remains were interred in Mt. cemetery Tuesday afternoon, where many loved ones gathered to pay their last tribute of respect. The services at the grave were conducted over by Rev. A. E. Holloway. At the time of her death, Miss Maggie was stopping at the home of Mrs. W. P. Evans, who is her sister. She was also a sister of Willie Nash and Mrs. George Bottoms. FORREST CITY TIMES NEWSPAPER AUG.19,1898

Parents:Dr. Isaac D. Nash Louisa V. Nash (____ - 1888) Siblings: Maggie Nash (____ - 1898)* Anna Josephine Nash Bottoms (1856 - 1933)*Willie E. Nash (1860 - 1906)* Daisy Nash Evans (1874 - 1936)

Nash, Mary Ellen "Ella" Bell, Mrs. 99789346 Page 227 of 313 `

b. 1848 d. Jul. 28, 1889 Tombstone-Wife of Abert McBride Nash–Notes: Known as "Ella," Mary Ellen Bell was born in Ohio, probably in Holmes County where her parents married and resided before settling in Marshall County, Indiana. Her father and mother, Charles H. and Elizabeth (Allison) Bell, both born in Pennsylvania of unknown heritage, had a large family: (1) Sarah Albertine Bell Odell (1847-1936) married attorney-at-law William Shildes Odell and lived in Washington D.C. (2) Mary Ellen “Ella” Bell Nash (1849-1889) married Albert McBride Nash and is described herewith. (3) Martha Eunice "Una" Bell Thomson (1850-1872) married Arthur L. Thomson, gave birth to son Henry Thomson who died when just one year of age, then, died herself at age 21. (4) Eva Melissa Bell Cox (1853-1904) married George S. Cox and raised a family of six in Marshall County. (5) Louisa Alice Bell Taggart (1854-1932) married wholesale baking company founder Alexander L. Taggart and settled in Indianapolis with their six children. (6) John Charles Bell (1857-1928) married Emma Ann Soice Bell and lived in County, Arkansas. (7) Elizabeth Jane “Libbie” Bell Morden (1859-1933) married Benjamin Franklin Morden, and after a stint in Nebraska, they settled in Portland, Oregon, with their three sons. Albert McBride Nash was also from a family that settled in Marshall County, Indiana, after a sojourn in Ohio, where Albert was born in Portage County. His parents were Elihu and Eliza Bloomfield Nash. Albert earned a livelihood as a railroad laborer in Ohio and Nebraska until going into the lumber business in County, Arkansas. Approximately five years after Mary Ellen passed, Albert accidentally drowned while at work floating logs to his mill at Round Pond near Forrest City. Four children joined the Albert and Ella Nash family: (1) Chester Bell Nash Sr. who, if identified correctly, became a railroad conductor, married Nellie Emery, had son Chester Bell Nash Jr., and then after a short illness died in San Francisco at age 36. (2) Olive Faye Nash graduated from Forrest City High School and then died unexpectedly at age 19. (3) Cliffe Nash Goodwin Foster had two husbands, Aurel Goodwin and Lloyd T. Foster, and seemingly no children. (4) Albert Odell Nash resided, as a young orphan, with his uncle and aunt John C. and Emma Bell in Madison, Arkansas. Young Albert died at age 22 at Northern Hospital, a state mental facility in Cass County, Indiana. According to her husband's obituary, Mary Ellen died in ~1890 and was buried in Mount Vernon Cemetery.

Parents:Charles H. Bell (1822 - 1897) Elizabeth Allison Bell (1825 - 1878) Spouse:Albert McBride Nash (1848 - 1898) Children: Chester Bell Nash (1874 - 1911)* Olive Faye Nash (1876 - 1895)* Cliffe Nash Foster (1879 - 1959)* Albert Odell Nash (1887 - 1909)* Siblings:Albertine Sarah Bell Odell (1847 - 1935)* Mary Ellen Bell Nash (1848 - 1889) Martha Eunice Bell Thomson (1850 - 1872)* Eva Melissa Bell Cox (1853 - 1904)*Louisa Alice Bell Taggart (1854 - 1932)*John C. Bell (1857 - 1928)*Elizabeth Jane Bell Morden (1859 - 1933)*

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Nash, Willie E. 16436672

b. 1860 d. Aug. 17, 1906 Tombstone see Edwin-Obit: Mr. W. E. Nash, formerly of this city, and who had been an inmate at the State Hospital for Nervous Disorders, died last Friday afternoon, Aug.17,1906. The remains were brought here Sunday morning, and interred in the old Mt. Vernon cemetery, Revs. Babcock and Peddick in charge of the funeral. He leaves two sisters in this city, Mrs.Josie Bottoms, and Mrs. W. E. Evans, and a wife and son in Argenta. His son accompanied the remains here, as Mrs. Nash was indisposed on account of illness. The kindly sympathy of all their friends and acquaintances are extended to the bereaved ones. Aug.24,1906-Forrest City Times Newspaper

Parents:Dr. Isaac D. Nash Louisa V. Nash (____ - 1888) Siblings: Maggie Nash (____ - 1898)* Anna Josephine Nash Bottoms (1856 - 1933)*Willie E. Nash (1860 - 1906)* Daisy Nash Evans (1874 - 1936)

Nimocks, Alfred Byron 16436675

b. Jul. 4, 1891 d. Jun. 27, 1965 Tombstone-WW I Vet-Obit: June 27,1965-Services for A. B. Nimocks, aged 73, were held Tuesday at Graham Memorial Presbyterian church with Dr. J. Herndon McCain officiating, with burial in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Mr. Nimocks died Sunday morning at Baptist Hospital in Memphis where he had been a patient since suffering a stroke on June 15. Mr. Nimocks was born in Fayetteville, N.C., on July 4,1891, the son of Millie Culbreth and Robert M. Nimocks. He had lived in Forrest City for the past 55 years, and at the time of his death resided at 808 N.Division Street. Mr.Nimocks was educated at Horner Military School and the Univ. of N.Carolina. He was a captain in the Air Force with two years of service in France during World War I. For 25 years, Mr.Nimocks was President and general manager for Forrest City Grocery Co.. He also had been a farmer, and was a member of Graham Memorial Presbyterian church. He served as the second president of the Rotary Club, and was president of the Chamber of Commerce several times. Among other posts, he held were Commander of the American Legion Post here, the county War Bond Commission, first president of the Forrest City Country Club, and served as chairman of the American Red Cross. In 1921, he married Miss Eloise Buford, she died in 1960. Mr. Nimocks leaves three sons, Al B. Nimocks, Jr. and Robert M. Nimocks, both of Forrest City, and Walter B. Nimocks of Bowling Green, Ky, and eight grandchildren. Forrest City Times-Herald.

Page 229 of 313 ` Parents:Robert Mitchell Nimocks (1856 - 1914) Mary Murchison Culbreth Nimocks (1859 – 1899) Spouse:Eloise Buford Nimocks (1897 - 1960)* Children: Robert M. Nimocks (1927 - 2007)* Alfred Byron Nimocks, Jr. Walter B. Nimocks Siblings:Eunice Nimocks Gatling (1886 - 1923)* Alfred Byron Nimocks (1891 - 1965) Minnie Nimocks (1893 - 1893)*Robert Gayle Nimocks (1895 - 1918)*

Nimocks, Ann Hawks, Mrs. 16436673

b. Feb. 8, 1930 d. Aug. 26, 2003 Tombstone-Wife of Alfred B. NImocks, Jr.-Obit: Mrs. Ann Hawks Nimocks, age 73, of Forrest City, died Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2003, in Bar Harbor, Maine.Mrs. Nimocks, born Feb. 8, 1930, in Macon, Ga., was the daughter of James M. Hawks and Margaret B. Hawks. In 1946 she moved with her family to Forrest City and was a 1947 graduate of Forrest City High School. After attending Wesleyan College in Macon, she worked as a reservation agent for Eastern Airlines. Mrs. Nimocks was an active member of the Church of the Good Shepherd and was a member of several civic clubs.In 1952, Mrs. Nimocks married Alfred B. Nimocks Jr., of Forrest City, and he survives her along with two sons, Byron Nimocks of Rye, N.Y. and Mallory Nimocks of Forrest City; a daughter, Madge Nimocks of Boston, Mass.; a sister, Jean Hawks Vandiver of Forrest City; a brother, Jimmy Hawks of Kentucky; and seven grandchildren.MEMORIAL for Mrs. Nimocks will be held on Saturday, Aug. 30, 2003, at 11 a.m. at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd. The family requests memorials be made to the Forrest City Public Library Endowment Fund, the Church of the Good Shepherd or the charitable organization of one's choice.

Parents:James M. Hawks Margaret B. Hawks Spouse: Alfred Byron Nimocks, Jr. Children:Byron Nimocks/Mallory Nimocks/Madge Nimocks Sibling: Jean Hawks Vandiver/Jimmy Hawks

Nimocks, Eloise Buford, Mrs. 16436676

b. Aug. 31, 1897 d. Apr. 24, 1960 Tombstone-Wife of Alfred Byron Nimocks, Sr.

Page 230 of 313 ` Parents:Walter H. Buford (1868 - 1898) Cornelia Parham Mallory Buford (1871 - 1949) Spouse:Alfred Byron Nimocks (1891 - 1965) Children: Robert M. Nimocks (1927 - 2007)* Alfred Byron Nimocks, Jr. Walter B. Nimocks

Nimocks, Infant 16436677

b. unknown d. Dec. 16, 1957 Tombstone

Parents:Alfred Byron Nimocks, Jr. Ann Hawks Nimocks (1930-2003)

y Nimocks, Robert M. "Bob", II 22476015

b. Mar.13,1927 d. Oct. 23, 2007 Tombstone-WW II Vet-Obit: Robert M. (Bob) Nimocks II, a loving husband, father, farmer and successful businessman, passed away at his home in South Carolina Oct. 23, 2007, after a long illness. He was born in 1927 in Forrest City, Arkansas. He graduated from Sewanee Military Academy in 1945 and entered the U.S. Navy to be stationed at the Bremerton Naval Base on Puget Sound. He is a 1950 graduate of the University of a member of Sigma Chi, Blue Key and former chairman of Gaebealee. After 30 years of farming in St Francis County, Ark., he joined E. F. Hutton & Company in Memphis, Tenn., as an account executive, winning top national awards. Mr. Nimocks was predeceased by his parents, Alfred B. and Eloise B. Nimocks and a daughter, Lois N. Beeson. He is survived by his wife of 57 years, Joyce Greene Nimocks, a daughter Lynne N. Pawlik, two sons, Robert M. and Walter C. Nimocks, son-in-law John B. Beeson, and two brothers, A. B. Nimocks, Jr. and Dr. Walter B. Nimocks, 10 grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews and cousins. A graveside ceremony will be held Sunday, Oct. 28, 2007, at 1:30 p.m. at Mt. Vernon Cemetery, New Castle Road (Hwy 284), Forrest City, AR, 72335. A memorial service will also be held Saturday, Nov. 10, 2007, at 10:30 a.m., at the Pawley's Island Presbyterian Church, Pawley's Island, SC, 29585. The family will receive friends at their home following the service in South Carolina. Published: 2007-10-25 Forrest City Times Herald

Page 231 of 313 ` Parents:Alfred Byron Nimocks (1891 - 1965) Eloise Buford Nimocks (1897 - 1960) Spouse: Joyce Greene Nimocks Children:Lois Nimocks Beeson (1954 - 1991)*Robert M. Nimocks, Jr. Walter C. Nimocks Siblings: Alfred Byron Nimocks, Jr. Dr. Walter B. Nimocks

Norfleet, Laura Martha Benton, Mrs. 40344590 b. Apr. 24, 1844 d. Jul. 24, 1925 No Tombstone-Wife of-John Randolph Norfleet-Obit: Mrs.Laura Martha Norfleet, wife of Mr. John Randolph Norfleet, passed away at the Norfleet home on South Rosser Street last Friday night, July 24,1925. Death was due to heart trouble. Although advanced in years, and her condition at times during the past year having been critical, she was not believed to be in immediate danger until a few hours before her death. Funeral services were held at the residence Sunday afternoon, Rev. Blount F. Davidson conducting, with interment in the family plot of the Mt.Vernon cemetery. Pall bearers were as follows: Active; M. B. Norfleet, Sr., W. W. Norfleet, A. J.Norfleet, M. B. Norfleet, Jr., James Oursler, N. B. Rice, F. M. Gilliland, and C. Martin. Honorary:W. C.Oursler, Sr., Dr .P. P. Boggan, Tom W. Horney, E. A. Rolfe, T. A. Burford, N. B. Nelson, C. E. Hammond, E. K. Fogg, J. O. Bridgforth, James L. Scott, Oliver Rowland, S. H. Mann, Sr., Ed Bonner, O. B. Rollwage, W. A. Morrow, Homer Folbre, W. F. Horney, A. B. Wolfe, E. P. Taylor, Harry Thomas and A. D. Chilner. The deceased was born in Marshall Co., Miss. on April 1844. She was the daughter of Mr. C. T. Benton, who was of the middle Tennessee family consisting of Col. Jesse Benton and Thomas Harton Benton. Her mother was Martha Jones Benton and was related to the late Senator John B. Gordon of Georgia. She married Mr. John Randolph Norfleet, who survives her, also of Marshall Co., Miss. They had passed their 60th wedding anniversary the Sunday prior to her death. To this union were born nine children-five boys, and four girls. Six of them, A. J. Norfleet, of Memphis, W. W. Norfleet of Collierville, M. B. Norfleet, Sr., Mrs. L. S (Cora).Marshall, Mrs. N. B.[Note:believe this to be Nathan B.Rice on 1920 Census in Madison, St.Francis, Ark. ](Mary) Rice, and Mrs.Ray (Grace) Bonner of Forrest City. One sister, Mrs. P. P. Boggan of this city and by four grand children, and six great grand children. The deceased gave her heart to the M.E.Church, South, and was a member of the church here. Before coming here about seventy years ago, she lived in Collierville, Tenn., near Memphis. At the time of her death she was 81 years and three months of age. July 30,1925-Forrest city Times-Herald-Note: John R. Norfleet’s wife Laura Martha Norfleet (1844-1925) has a Tombstone where he is buried in Tennessee.

Parents:C. T. Benton Martha Jones Benton Spouse: John Randolph Norfleet (CSA Vet) (1844 - 1926) Children:Cora Norfleet Marshall (1865 - 1944)*Marvin Brooks Norfleet (1871 - 1926)*Grace Norfleet Bonner (-1936) A. J. Norfleet W. W. Norfleet (-1942)

Norton, Jessamine Turner, Mrs. 16436679 Page 232 of 313 `

b. Sep. 17, 1915 d. Apr. 21, 2002 Tombstone-Wife of Nathan M. Norton Obit: Mrs. Jessamine Turner Norton, age 86, of Forrest City, died Sunday, April 21, 2002, in Little Rock.She was born Sept. 17, 1915, in Earle, the daughter of Renfro Turner and Elise Ford Turner. She made her home in Forrest City most of her life where she was a housewife and a member of the Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church. She was the first woman Deacon and Elder of the Church. She was a charter member of the Forrest City Junior Auxiliary, a member of the Garden Club and a graduate of Arkansas College.She was preceded in death by her husband, Nathan M. Norton in 1986.Survivors include one son, Nathan M. Norton Jr., of Little Rock; one daughter, Lisa Yocum of Little Rock; one sister, Ella Femal of Houston; five grandchildren and one great-grandchild.A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 23, 2002, at the Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in the Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home of Forrest City.

Parents: Renfro Turner Elise Ford Turner Spouse:Nathan M. Norton (1915 - 1986)*Child: Nathan M. Norton, Jr. Lisa Norton Yocum Sibling:Ella Turner Femal

Norton, Mary Louise McClintock, Mrs. 43553736

b. Oct. 10, 1890 d. May 25, 1983 Tombstone

Norton, Nathan M., Sr 16436678

b. Apr. 22, 1915 d. Jan. 6, 1986 Tombstone

Parents:Charles Williams Norton (1892 - 1970) Mary McDougal Norton (1898 - 1974) Spouse Page 233 of 313 ` Jessamine Turner Norton (1915 – 2002)

O'Banion, Russell King 16436680

b. Oct. 28, 1942 d. Jul. 14, 1999

Tombstone

Oliver, Claude 16436681

b. Feb. 5, 1887 d. Nov. 8, 1922 Tombstone-Obit: Coroner's Inquest in murder of Claude Oliver and returned verdict that Claude Oliver came to his death from a pistol gunshot wound fired by Rolfe Eldridge, and that the firing of said shot was in self defense, and justified. Oliver was shot by Eldridge about 9:30 p.m. Monday night, in the store of C. C. Perry & Co., five shots penetrating the body. He was first given attention by Dr. J. O. Rush and Dr. N. C. McCown, and carried to Brinkley on the midnight train, for treatment at Magnolia hospital. He died at 1 a.m. Wednesday morning. Funeral services were held this morning from the home of Mrs. Anna Laughinghouse, conducted by Rev. S. M. Yancey, and interment was had in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Mr. Eldridge is a first cousin of the deceased, and it is told that Mr. Oliver was a drug addict, and while under the influence, thought his cousins Fred, Rolfe, and Fenner Eldridge were enemies, He had followed Rolfe Eldridge into the store to have it out with him. Mr. Eldridge who is also a deputy sheriff, attempted to quiet him, and in self defense was compelled to shoot. Forrest City Times Herald Nov.9,1922

Parents:Edward T. Oliver (1859 - 1936) Kate Laughinghouse Oliver (1859 - 1889) Siblings: Leta Oliver Wren (1883 - 1970)*Alice Oliver Jeffress (1885 - 1976)* Claude Oliver (1887 - 1922) Calvin Boddie Oliver (1904 - 1961)**

Oliver, Eugenia Mabry 16436682

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b. Feb. 18, 1910 d. Apr. 4, 1991 Tombstone-Obit: Eugenia OIliver, 315 Cocord, Forrest City, died Apr.4,1991 at Little Rock, she was 81. She was born Feb. 18,1910 in Newcastle to Dr. R. E. Oliver and Kate Devereux. She lived in Forrest City all her life where she was retired from Gates Lumber Co. and a member of the Church of Christ on Lindauer Road. She is survived by one niece, Jamie Blakely, Little Rock; and a brother in law, Howard Cranor, Heber Springs. Graveside services at Mt. Vernon Cemetery with Worley Ferguson officiating. Stevens FH in charge of arrangements.

Parents: Robert Edward Oliver (1882 - 1938) Kate Oliver Devereux Anderson (1889 - 1982) Siblings:Eugenia Mabry Oliver (1910 - 1991)* Louise Palmer Oliver Cranor (1911 - 1985) Robert Edward Oliver (1913 - 1973)*

Oliver, Kate Laughinghouse, Mrs. 16436683

b. 1859 d. 1889 Tombstone-Wife of Edward T. Oliver-Married July 17, 1879

Parents:George W. Laughinghouse (1818 - 1876) Margaret A. Laughinghouse (1821 - 1891) Spouse: Edward T. Oliver (1859 - 1936) Children:Leta Oliver Wren (1883 - 1970)* Alice Oliver Jeffress (1885 - 1976)* Claude Oliver (1887 - 1922)* Siblings:J. Fenner Laughinghouse (1846 - 1919)*Mary Winnifred Laughinghouse Eldridge (1849 - 1928)*Cornelia M. Laughinghouse Mallory (1851 - 1924)* Alice N. Laughinghouse Aven (1854 - 1930)* Anna Laughinghouse (1856 - 1947)*Kate Laughinghouse Oliver (1859 - 1889) George Neuman Laughinghouse (1861 - 1915)*

Oliver, Dr Robert Edward, Sr 16436685

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b. Nov. 5, 1882 d. Nov. 14, 1938 Tombstone-Bio: The life of Dr. Robert Edward Oliver, who died at the age of fifty-six, on Nov.14,1938, was one of unusual devotion and the highest dignity in his chosen field of medicine and service to his beloved home community. A practitioner who gained high honors as a graduate of the University of Tennessee Medical School, he will be remembered for his highly skilled and blessed with sympathy for those who suffer. He was born on Nov.5,1882, the son of Edward Palmer and Cordelia Elizabeth (Stout) Oliver of the Newcastle Community. His great-great-grandfather, was Judge John Johnson, one of the most distinguished pioneer settlers of Eastern Arkansas since his arrival in 1824. He was remembered for securing the passage of an act creating County. 1938 Note:on 1900 Census she Cordelia age 40 was married to John A. Morley age 59, and Robert E. Oliver was stepson age 18-In 1910 Census he, Robert E. Oliver, age 27 was HofH with Wife Kate Devereux age 20 and daughter Eugenia M. Oliver age zero :per 1920 Census Robert E. Oliver age 37, wife Kate A. age 30. Daughter Eugenia M. age 9, Daughter Louise P. age 8, son Edward R. age 6: [1954 St.Francis County History] Marriage:Dr. R. E. Oliver and Miss Kate Devereaux of New Castle were married at the Methodist parsonage Thursday afternoon by Rev.W.L.Wilford. 1-8-1909 OLIVER ROBERT E. 26 m.1909-01-07 SPOUSE: DEVEREAUX KATE A. 19 K-347

Parents:Edward Palmer Oliver-Cordelia Oliver Morley Stout Beard (1859 - 1948) Spouse:Kate Oliver Devereux Anderson (1889 - 1982) Siblings:Eugenia Mabry Oliver (1910 - 1991)* Louise Palmer Oliver Cranor (1911 - 1985) Robert Edward Oliver (1913 - 1973)*

Oliver, Robert Edward, Jr. 16436684

b. Nov. 5, 1913 d. Nov. 9, 1973 Tombstone

Parents: Robert Edward Oliver (1882 - 1938) Kate Oliver Devereux Anderson (1889 - 1982) Siblings:Eugenia Mabry Oliver (1910 - 1991)* Louise Palmer Oliver Cranor (1911 - 1985) Page 236 of 313 ` Robert Edward Oliver (1913 - 1973)*

Ott, Naomi Beazley, Mrs. 26249475

b. Nov. 24, 1895 d. Mar. 2, 1951 Tombstone-Note: Naomi was the daughter of Williamson C. and Charlotte Delanie Henry Beazley. She was born in Johnson Twnshp in County. She married Eli Ott of Madison, Greenwood County, Kansas, 18 August 1930. Eli died 20 Mar 1946, in Kansas City, MO. Eli was the son of Gottlied and Anna Stover Ott, of Madison, Kansas.

Parents:Williamson Clive Beazley (1853 - 1909) Charlotte Delanie Henry Beazley (1857 - 1928) Spouse:Eli Ott (1880 - 1946) Siblings: Harry Leslie Beazley (1878 - 1921)*Robert Clive Beazley (1880 - 1882)* William Lee Beazley (1883 - 1963)* James Walton Beazley (1887 - 1955)* Henry Grady Beazley (1890 - 1968)*Olive Beazley Fogg (1894 - 1971)*Naomi Beazley Ott (1895 - 1951)

Patterson, Daisy Washburn, Mrs. 16436689

b. Aug. 22, 1889 d. Apr. 27, 1987 Tombstone

Spouse:Rufus Urban Patterson (1885 - 1962)*Children:Thomas Urban Patterson (1913 - 1994)*James Malcolm Patterson (1915 - 2009)*

Patterson, Helen Virginia 16436690

b. Jan. 25, 1924 d. May 27, 1973 Tombstone Page 237 of 313 `

Patterson, James Malcolm 16436691

b. Sep. 17, 1915 d. Nov. 2, 2009 Tombstone-WW II Vet-Obit: Special Services: Graveside- Mr. James Malcolm Patterson age 94, of Forrest City, Arkansas died Monday November 2, 2009. Mr. Patterson was born September 17, 1915 in Blain, Mississippi. He was the son of Rufus Urban Patterson and Daisy Washburn Patterson. Mr. Patterson was a butcher, member of the First Christian Church and was a Veteran of the Navy during World War II. Mr. Patterson married Mary Anita McCrary in 1941 and she preceded him in death in 2002. He is survived by two daughters, Anita Sue Patterson Taylor and Betty Patterson Brinkley Geiger both of Forrest City; five grandchildren, Mary Alissa May Varnadoe, Darrel Wayne May, Russell Thomas, Rodney Brinkley and Steven Brinkley. Mr. Patterson is also survived by numerous step grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services will be held graveside at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, November 4, 2009 at Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Visitation will be at 1:00 p.m. before the service at the funeral home. The family request memorials be made to Emanuel Baptist Church or to the Alzheimer's Association. Visit online registry at stevensfuneralhome.net. Under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents:Rufus Urban Patterson (1885 - 1962) Daisy Washburn Patterson (1889 - 1987) Spouse:Mary Anita McCrary Patterson (1918 - 2002)*Sibling:Thomas Urban Patterson (1913 - 1994)*James Malcolm Patterson (1915 - 2009) Children:Betty Patterson Brinkley Geiger/Anita Sue Patterson Taylor

Patterson, Jones Allen 16436692 b. Jan. 23, 1892 d. Jan. 5, 1940 No Tombstone

Patterson, Mary Anita McCrary, Mrs. 16436693

b. Oct. 21, 1918 d. Oct. 7, 2002 Tombstone-Wife of James Patterson-Obit: City, died Monday, Oct. 7, 2002.Mrs. Patterson was born Oct. 21, 1918, in Forrest City, the daughter of John McCrary and Susan McCrary. She lived in Forrest City most of her life, was a housewife, worked at the Fabric Center for many years and a member of the First Christian Church.Mrs. Patterson married James Page 238 of 313 ` Malcolm Patterson in 1941 and he survives her along with two daughters, Anita Sue Taylor of Forrest City, Betty Geiger of Houston, Texas; eight grandchildren; 13 great- grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren.Visitation for Mrs. Patterson will be Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2002, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Stevens Funeral Home. Services will be held graveside at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2002, at Mt. Vernon Cemetery under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents: John W. McCrary (1875-1956) Susan McCrary (1895-1981) Spouse:James Malcolm Patterson (1915 - 2009) Children:Betty Patterson Brinkley Geiger/Anita Sue Patterson Taylor Siblings:Mary A. McCrary (b.1919-)

Patterson, Rufus Urban 16436694

b. Dec. 16, 1885 d. Aug. 24, 1962 Tombstone

Spouse:Daisy Washburn Patterson (1889 - 1987) Children: Thomas Urban Patterson (1913 - 1994)*James Malcolm Patterson (1915 - 2009)*Per 1930 Census: Nephew:Jock O’Keefe Niece:Bettie Montfort

Patterson, Thomas Urban 16436695

b. Oct. 11, 1913 d. Nov. 27, 1994 Tombstone

Parents:Rufus Urban Patterson (1885 - 1962) Daisy Washburn Patterson (1889 - 1987) Sibling: Thomas Urban Patterson (1913 - 1994) James Malcolm Patterson (1915 - 2009)*

Peace, Mrs Martha 121890211 b. unknown d. Jul. 1, 1897 No Tombstone-Obit: 7-2-1897 - Peace - Martha - - Martha Peace, wife of William Peace, died Tuesday night and was buried at the Mt. Vernon cemetery the following day.July 2,1897 Forrest City Times Newspaper

Spouse:William Peace Page 239 of 313 `

Pearcy, Kathryn Beazley, Mrs. 50449038

b. Sep. 5, 1914 d. May 18, 2000 Tombstone-Wife of Unk Pearcy-Obit:Kathryn Beazley Pearcy, age 86, of Forrest City, died Thursday, May 18, 2000. Mrs. Pearcy was born Sept. 5, 1914, in Forrest City, to Walton Beazley and Myrtle May Beazley. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church and Circle # 2 of the United Methodist Women. She is survived by a daughter, Sandra Pankey, of Newport; two sisters, Bernice Sprouse, of Harpers Ferry, W. Va., Charlotte Sly, of Edwardsville, Ill.; a brother, Harry Beazley, of Conway; two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held graveside, Saturday, May 20, 2000, at Mt. Vernon Cemetery at 11 a.m. with Rev. Rex Darling officiating. Under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents:James Walton Beazley (1887 - 1955) Myrtle May Beazley (1890 - 1983) Siblings:James Walton Beazley (1909 - 1997)* Kathryn Beazley Pearcy (1914 - 2000) Harry Lee Beazley (1918 - 2002)* Child:Sandra Pearcy Pankey Siblings:Bernice Sprouse

Pearson, Carrie Evans, Mrs. 16436696

b. Jun. 29, 1896 d. Feb. 9, 1988 Tombstone-Wife of James Allen Pearson, Sr.

Parents:William Perry Evans (1872 - 1944) Daisy Nash Evans (1874 - 1936) Spouse:James Allen Pearson (1892 - 1940) Children:James Allen Pearson (1920 - 2000)*

Pearson, James Allen, Jr 16436697

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b. Aug. 28, 1920 d. Nov. 20, 2000 Tombstone-WW II Vet-1954 Biography: A promising and enterprising young Forrest Citian, James A.Pearson, Jr., holds the responsible position of Commercial Manager of the KXJK radio station. Joining the firm in 1952, his ancestry dates back to the early days of Forrest City when his paternal grandfather, G. W. Pearson and maternal grandfather, W. P. Evans were widely-known and respected members of the community, is the son of Mrs. Carrie (Evans) Pearson Sr. and the late J. A. Pearson. He graduated from the Forrest City High School, and during World War II he served with the U.S.Army from Dec.1942 to Feb.1946, two years of which were in the Pacific Theatre. After the war, he was discharged a Second Lieutenant in the local National Guard Battalion while managing the Harlan-Noe-Benton Lumber Company, and later owning and operating his own business, Builder's Material Co. He married Miss Audrey Barton, daughter of T. T. and Irma (Barrett) Barton of Devalls Bluff, on Jan.10,1948. Mr. Pearson is a director of the Young Men's Business Club, the Church of the Good Shepherd, King-Beazley American Legion Post, and has belonged to the Lions Club. [1954 History of St.Francis County] Obituary:Mr. James Allen Pearson Jr., age 80, of Forrest City, died Friday, Nov. 10, 2000, at Baptist Hospital East in Memphis. Mr. Pearson, born Aug. 28, 1920, if Forrest City, was the son of James Allen Pearson and Carrie Evans Pearson. Mr. Pearson spent 20 years as advertising manager of Forrest City Broadcasting Company and he was also regional sales director of the Arkansas Hospitality Association. He served as a housing specialist with the County Housing Authority and was a past member of the Lions Club, Kiwanis Club, and was a veteran of World War II. He was a communicant of Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd where he was a past member of the Vestry and served several terms as Junior Warden. He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Audrey Barton Pearson; a son, Randy Pearson, of Forrest City; two daughters, Carolyn Walker, of Forrest City, Ann Pearson-Sharpe, of Memphis; and three grandsons. He was preceded in death by a brother, William Evans Pearson. Funeral services for Mr. Pearson will be held Monday, Nov. 13, 2000, at 11 a.m. at Church of the Good Shepperd with Father Tom Newman officiating. Burial will follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents:James Allen Pearson (1892 - 1940) Carrie Evans Pearson (1896 - 1988) Spouse:Audrey Barton Pearson Children:Randy Pearson/Carolyn Pearson Walker/Ann Pearson Sharpe-Sibling:William Evans Pearson Deceased

Pearson, James Allen, Sr 79186557 Page 241 of 313 `

b. Jan. 23, 1892 d. Jan. 5, 1940 Tombstone-WW I Vet-Obituary:Jan. 5,1940-Forrest City Daily Times-Herald:Death: James Allen Pearson dies at his home. Services to be held Sunday at the Episcopal Church. A Forrest City barber and a World War Veteran, passed away this morning at his home here following a stroke of paralysis. Mr. Pearson suffered a light stroke early last night, but there was little alarm over his condition. He suffered a second stroke at 6am this morning, and died several minutes later. He was 46. Mr. Pearson was a lifelong resident of County. He was born on Jan.23,1892 at Colt, the son of George Allen and Eva Catlett Pearson. He came to Forrest City in 1916 ahd had been a barber here for many years. He was a member of the Forrest City Post of the American Legion and also served with the local unit of the National Guard for many years. He was a sergeant and a member of the Episcopal Church. Mr. Pearson had been married for 22 years, his wife is the former Carrie Evans. He leaves his wife, two children, James Allen, Jr., and Billy of this city; his mother, three brothers, William, Earl and Burnice; and one sister, Mrs. Edna Brawner, all of Colt. Funeral services to be held at the Church of the Good Shepherd Episcopal Sunday afternoon, led by Rev. Gardner D. Underhill, Pastor. Interment will be in the Mt. Vernon Cemetery.Pallbearers Active:Harold Grobmyer, Meredith Grobmyer, Dr. Albert Grobmyer, Ernest Philpot, Albert Grobmyer, Sr., and J. C. Brown, Sr. Honorary: Joe Moore, J. W. Beazley, Jr., John Dillon, Joe Corley, Dennis Horton, Bryan Moore, Raymond Harris, Haywood Heustess, Lamar Humphrey, Clabe Fletcher, W. W. Campbell, A. C. Bridewell, James Gilliam, Henry Gray, Walter Stewart, J. S. Rogers, J. E. Ferguson, Thomas Gatling, Richard McCulloch, Mitchell Taylor, Reece Young, Talmadge Christopher, Dewitt Handley, Fred Wilson, Dudley McFall, Roger West, James Lanier, T. J. Aycock, Gazzola Vaccaro, Thomas Gray, Henry Shumake and C. E. Wyder. WW I Veteran on 1930 Census, Forrest City, age 38, married age 24 to Carrie Evans. Child James Allen Pearson, Jr. Married Sep.16,1917 in Forrest City, Ark. age 23 to Carrie E.Evans, age 21. Occupation Barber. On 1900 Census in Cross County, Ark. with parents George A. and Eva Pearson in Bedford Township, also a sister named Edna S. b.Aug.1896, and brother William b.Sep.1898

Parents:George Pearson (____ - 1933) Eva Catlett Pearson (1877 - ____) Spouse:Carrie Evans Pearson (1896 - 1988)*Children:James Allen Pearson (1920 - 2000)*Billy Pearson Siblings:William Pearson b.1898/Earl Pearson/Burnice Pearson (-1935) Edna Zula Pearson Brawner (1896-1990)

Perry, Cleo C., Sr 16436698 Page 242 of 313 `

b. Feb. 10, 1888 d. Apr. 11, 1939 Tombstone-WW I Vet-Obit: Forrest City Daily Times-Herald-Death-1939 Apr 11-Word has been received that Cleo C. Perry, owner of Perry’s Grocery, passed away at the Methodist Hosp. in Memphis this afternoon after a long illness. At Press time no arrangements had been made other than the remains will be brought to Forrest City this afternoon. Apr.12- Funeral services to be held at family residence on Fussell Street, Apr.13, for Cleo C. Perry who passed away at the Methodist Hosp. in Memphis after a lingering illness. Services to be conducted by Rev. R. S. Hayden, Pastor of the Methodist Church. Interment in the Mount Vernon Cemetery. Active Pallearers will be Paul Myers, Ray Garrison, R. D. Baker, Charles Woodfin, Henry Thomas, Raymond McIlwain, and Fred Lacefield; Honorary Pallbearers include: W. B. Barnes, Joe Fleming, Oscar Heath, Harry Dreyfuss, Jim Edgar, S. J. Dean, T. J. Aycock, O. N. Warren, Albert Laser, Will David, Charles Havens, Tom Seay, Henry Gray, Al Nimocks, J. T. Harris, Lloyd Neill, John Patrichios, A. M. Bradford, Steve Armstrong, Ned Mallory, Gaither Dooley, J. J. Tharp, George P. Walker, Jr., Max Cohen, Rodgers Deaderick, Bert Mallory, L. M. Royal and Joe Campbell, The son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Perry, he was born at Hazen on Feb.10,1888, where he spent the greater part of his youth. When still young he went to Little Rcok where he was employed for a number of years at Gus Blass Dept. Store. Later he moved to Helena where he resided four years. Mr. Perry came to Forrest City about 25 years ago. He had engaged in the grocery business here for 20 years. On June 16,1926, he was married to Mary Eldridge of this city, and to this union a son, Cleo C. Perry, Jr. was born. Mr. Perry was a World War veteran, having served the United States Army in France. He was a former commander of the local post of the Amercian Legion. He was a member of the Methodist Church of this city. Surviving him are his wife, and son, four sisters:Mrs. E. L. Aydelott, Mrs. J. W. Crigger, Mrs. Jake Crigger of this city, and Mrs. Jeremy Screeton of Washington, D. C.; and two brothers, Joe E. Perry of Washington, D. C., and H. A. Perry of Oklahoma City.

Parents: J. E. Perry Spouse:Mary Jane Eldridge Perry (1897 - 1980)*Children:Cleo C. Perry (1927 - 2008)* Siblings:Mrs. E. L. Aydelott/Mrs. J. W. Crigger/Mrs. Jake Crigger/Mrs. Jeremy Screeton/Joe E. Perry/H. A. Perry

Perry, Mary Jane Eldridge, Mrs. 16436699 Page 243 of 313 `

b. Mar. 2, 1897 d. Jun. 13, 1980 Tombstone-Wife of Cleo Perry, Sr.

Parents: Fenner T. Eldridge (1871 - 1954) Zada Harvick Eldridge (1876-1906) Spouse:Cleo C. Perry (1888 - 1939) Children:Cleo C. Perry (1927 - 2008)*Siblings: J. E. Eldridge (____ - 1899)*Mary Jane Eldridge Perry (1897 - 1980 John E. Eldridge (1897 - 1898)*Cornelia Eldridge Woodfin (1900 - 1984)*Anna May Eldridge (1903 - 1903)*

Peterson, Audrey Willine Lawson, Mrs. 16436700

b. Mar. 5, 1928 d. Mar. 23, 2001 Tonbstone-Wife of Daniel Gray Peterson, Sr.-Obit: March 5, 1928, in Sand Slough-Mrs. Audrey Willene Peterson, age 73, of Forrest City, died Friday, March 23, 2001.Mrs. Peterson was born March 5, 1928, in Sand Slough. She was the daughter of Odis 'Rass' Lawson and Mary Kelso Lawson. Mrs. Peterson made her home in the Forrest City area most of her life where she was a retired from Southwestern Bell Telephone after 29 years and was a member of the Second Baptist Church. She married Dan Peterson in 1953 and he preceded her in death in 1998, along with a son, Dan Peterson in 2000. She is survived by one son, Luther Peterson of Ft. Worth, Texas; two sisters, Jewel French and Linda Jones, both of Forrest City; five brothers, Billy Lawson and Carl Lawson, both of Colt, Charles Lawson of Pine Tree, Odis Lawson of Newcastle and Phil Lawson of Forrest City and three grandchildren.Funeral Services for Mrs. Peterson were held on Sunday, March 25, 2001, with the Rev. Bill Thomason and Rev. Dan Minton officiating the service at Stevens Funeral Home. Burial followed at Mr. Vernon Cemetery under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents: Odis Lawson (1907-1959) Mary Kelso Lawson (1909-1990) Spouse:Daniel Gray Peterson (1930-1998) Children:Daniel Gray Peterson, Jr. (1959-2000) Luther Peterson Siblings: Jewel Lawson French (1930-2005)/Linda Jones/Odis Lawson/Carl Lawson/Phil Lawson/

Peterson, Daniel Gray, Sr 16436701 Page 244 of 313 `

b. Dec. 10, 1930 d. Jan. 6, 1998 Tombstone

Spouse:Audrey Willine Lawson Peterson (1928 - 2001)*Children:Daniel Gray Peterson (1959 - 2000)*Luther Peterson

Peterson, Daniel Gray "Little Dan", Jr 16436702

b. Sep. 12, 1959 d. Feb. 13, 2000 Tombstone

Parents: Daniel Gray Peterson (1930 - 1998) Audrey Willine Lawson Peterson (1928 - 2001)

Peterson, Ruby "Honey" Leith, Mrs. 16436703

b. Dec. 14, 1898 d. Nov. 28, 1952 Tombstone-Wife of “?

Peterson, Selma Finley, Mrs. 16436704

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b. Sep. 6, 1870 d. Jun. 28, 1947 Tombstone-Wife of Johnny Peterson-Note: Hi, Could you please add a spouse link for Johnny Peterson? It is Selma Martha McCall Finley Peterson #16436704. I found their son buried in Knoxville, Tennessee, and I added the links for him.Thanks so much, Anthony Oct.2010

Spouse:Johnny T. Benjamin Peterson (1877 - 1961)*Children:Dock Peterson (1913 - 1964)*

Pope, Thomas Currie 16436706

b. Oct. 27, 1925 d. Jan. 14, 2004 Tombstone-ARM3.USNAVY WWII-Obituary: Mr. Thomas Currie 'T.C.' Pope, age 78, of Forrest City, died Thursday, Jan. 14, 2004, at his home.Mr. Pope was born Oct. 27, 1925, in Walnut Ridge, the son of Elmer D. Pope and Jessie Lester Pope. He made his home in Forrest City for the past 50 years and worked for the Internal Revenue Service. He also served as vice president and trust officer at the First National Bank of Eastern a veteran of World War II and a member of Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church were he served as a Deacon. He was a member of the Lions Club, a Scout Master for several years, a charter board member of the County Area Developmental Center and a past president of the Band Parents Association.Mr. Pope married Jean Camp in 1948 and she survives him along with three sons, Thomas Gerald Pope of Chester, Va., Larry Glen Pope of Granbury, Texas and John Alan Pope of Forrest City and five grandchildren.Visitation for Mr. Pope will be held on Friday, Jan. 16, 2004, from 6 to 8 p.m., at Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, Jan, 17, 2004, at Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church at 10 a.m. Burial will follow in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Stevens Funeral Home is in charge of all arrangements.

Parents:Elmer D. Pope/Jessie Lester Pope Spouse:Jean Camp Pope Children:Thomas Gerald Pope/Larry Glen Pope/John Alan Pope

Prewett, Elizabeth 16436712 b. 1891 d. 1967 No Tombstone

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Prewitt, Frank E. 16436713 b. 1859 d. 1890 No Tombstone- Goodspeed’s Biography 1890-George C. and Frank E. Prewitt are now prominent young farmers of this county, though natives of Missouri. They removed to County, Ark., in 1886, and settled on the River, a section noted for its fertility and productiveness. Their father, Joseph E. Prewitt, was a native of Scott County, Ky., where he was reared and married, Miss Naomi M. Nash, a native of Covington, Ky., becoming his wife. She was a daughter of William and Elizabeth Nash, and died in 1879, leaving six children: Robert C. (M.D.), William L. (a teacher in Missouri), Bettie A. (wife of George W. Watts), George C. and Frank E., and Mattie C. (now Mrs. Clifford, of Missouri). Mr. Prewitt died in 1874 at the age of sixty-five. George C. Prewitt was born on May 20, 1850, and received a good education, being instructed in the rudiments of farm work by his father, who was an agriculturist of advanced ideas. At the age of twenty he commenced farming for himself. Frank E. was born in Pike County, Mo., June 18, 1859, and started out in life as a tiller of the soil at the age of nineteen, in 1886 becoming associated with his brother George. They are industrious and enterprising young farmers, and are turning their attention to that most lucrative branch of agricultural pursuits, as well as that most beneficial to the community, the breeding of fine stock, in which they will undoubtedly make a decided success. They are Democrats in politics and liberal donators to all charitable and worthy enterprises. Goodspeed’s Biography 1890-George C. and Frank E. Prewitt are now prominent young farmers of this county, though natives of Missouri. They removed to County, Ark., in 1886, and settled on the River, a section noted for its fertility and productiveness. Their father, Joseph E. Prewitt, was a native of Scott County, Ky., where he was reared and married, Miss Naomi M. Nash, a native of Covington, Ky., becoming his wife. She was a daughter of William and Elizabeth Nash, and died in 1879, leaving six children: Robert C. (M.D.), William L. (a teacher in Missouri), Bettie A. (wife of George W. Watts), George C. and Frank E., and Mattie C. (now Mrs. Clifford, of Missouri). Mr. Prewitt died in 1874 at the age of sixty-five. George C. Prewitt was born on May 20, 1850, and received a good education, being instructed in the rudiments of farm work by his father, who was an agriculturist of advanced ideas. At the age of twenty he commenced farming for himself. Frank E. was born in Pike County, Mo., June 18, 1859, and started out in life as a tiller of the soil at the age of nineteen, in 1886 becoming associated with his brother George. They are industrious and enterprising young farmers, and are turning their attention to that most lucrative branch of agricultural pursuits, as well as that most beneficial to the community, the breeding of fine stock, in which they will undoubtedly make a decided success. They are Democrats in politics and liberal donators to all charitable and worthy enterprises. Name seems to be interchangeable between Prewett and Prewitt.

Parents: Joseph E Prewitt (1820 - 1872) Naomi M. Nash Prewett (d.1879) Siblings:Robert Page 247 of 313 ` C. Prewitt (1844-1923)/William L. Prewitt (1848-1920)/Bettie A. Prewitt Watts/George C. Prewitt (1850-1922)/Frank E. Prewitt (1859-)/Mattie C. Prewitt Clifford

Prewett, Headstone 16436711 b. unknown d. unknown

Prewett, Mary Margaret m.Smith, Mrs. 16436708

b. Sep. 20, 1928 d. Jan. 17, 1987 Tombstone-Wife of Walter Gene Prewett-Married age 19 to Walter Gene Prewett age 21 on August 19, 1948

Spouse:Walter Gene Prewett (1926 - 1994)*

Prewett, Nell J Harris, Mrs. 16436707

b. Mar. 21, 1907 d. Aug. 16, 1985 Tombstone-Wife of Walter Albert Prewett

Spouse: Walter Albert Prewett (1894 - 1974) Children:Walter Gene Prewett (1926 - 1994)*

Prewett, Walter Albert 16436709

b. Dec. 28, 1894 d. Jun. 13, 1974

Tombstone see Nell-Obit: June 13,1974-Mr. Walter A. Prewett, aged 79, of 942 North Washington Street, Forrest City, died early Thursday morning at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Memphis. He had been in poor health for 12 years, and seriously ill for the past two weeks. Mr. Prewett was born in Forrest City Dec.28,1894, in Forrest City, and was the son of Mrs. Mary Buford Prewett and Mr. Thomas E. Prewett. He had spent his entire life in Forrest City. A retired salesman, a former Street Commissioner in Forrest City.

Parents:Thomas Erastus Prewett (1855 – 1935) Mary Buford Prewett (1866 - 1941) Page 248 of 313 ` Spouse:Nell J Harris Prewett (1907 - 1985)* Children:Walter Gene Prewett (1926 - 1994)*Sibling:Elizabeth Prewett Sweet (1891 - 1967)**Walter Albert Prewett (1894 - 1974)

Prewett, Walter Gene 16436710

b. Nov. 16, 1926 d. Jul. 23, 1994 Tombstone-WW II Vet

Parents:Walter Albert Prewett (1894 - 1974) Nell J Harris Prewett (1907 - 1985) Spouse: Mary Margaret Smith Prewett (1928 - 1987)

Prewitt, William L. 39319999 b. Apr. 11, 1848 d. Mar. 25, 1920 No Tombstone-Obit: Death of Prof. Wm. Prewitt: Perhaps no death in county caused greater pain or regret than did the "passing away" of Prof. William Prewitt, on Mar.25,1920. Prof. Prewitt was born in Lincoln Co., Mo. on April 11,1848. After finishing his education he taught school continuously until about a year previous to his death. He came to county about twenty five years ago, and many of our citizens are indebted to him for their education, He was a man of fine scholarly attainments, kind, gentle, charitable, and yet firm in his belief of right. The Professor was well known throughout the county, and many young and old folks will have indeed lost a friend by his death. He is survived by a brother, Mr. Geo. C. Prewitt, of this city, Dr. R. C. Prewitt of Osceola, and a sister, Mrs. Bettie Watts of Clarksville, Mo. The funeral was from the residence of his brother, Mr. George Prewitt Friday, and interment was made in the Mount Vernon cemetery, Rev. J. H. O'Bryant of the Methodist church conducting the services. Forrest City Times Newspaper Apr.1,1920- Note:per 1920 Census, Brother George C Prewitt.b.1851 in Missouri, and wife Maggie b.1855 in Kentucky lived in Madison. Forrest City Times-1897, Jun.1 Prof. William L. Prewitt is in the city for a few days pending the opening of his school at the Lattimer school house, in Johnson Township. He will begin his school some time after the close of the county normal, which begins on the 14th, inst.

Parents:Joseph E Prewitt (1820 - 1872) Naomi M. Nash Prewett (d.1879) Siblings: Robert C. Prewitt (1844 - 1923)* William L. Prewitt (1848 - 1920) George C. Prewitt (1850 - 1922)* Bettie Prewitt Watts/

Raiford, Philip T. 23371325 b. May 13, 1838 d. Sep. 8, 1902 No Tombstone-CSA Vet-Obit: ANSWERED THE CALL-One by one the old confederates answer the roll call. Last Monday, Sep.8,1902, when the great Captain called the name of P. T. Raiford, he answered as promptly as of yore, and his spirit passed away to a happier Page 249 of 313 ` life. Squire Raiford was well known in county, and was 61? years of age and came to this county ten years ago from Byhalia, Miss., and had been elected several times as magistrate of Madison township. He was a member of the 17th Mississippi Infantry, and served gallantly throughout the Civil war. As a citizen, the squire was among the best; as a companion none held a closer place among his friends. He was a member of the N. B. Forrest Camp Confederates No.623, and was foremost in furthering the cause of the old soldier. The Squire had been feeble for two years, and had been taken to Memphis for treatment, and despite all the medical community attempted, he passed away at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. Ike Mallory. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. G. N. Laughinghouse and Mrs. Ike Mallory-and a son in Memphis, to mourn his loss. The remains were interred in the Mt.Vernon cemetery Tuesday morning under the auspices of the Masonic lodge, Rev. H. W. Dyer of the Methodist church officiating, assisted by Rev. J. J. Cornish of the Episcopal church. When all the ceremonies were completed, his old companions in arms gathered around the grave, while the bugler of the camp played "Taps". Circuit clerk adjourned for the burial of the Squire, and attended the burial. Forrest City Times Newspaper Sep.12,1902. Dates per Kathleen Bell records: Birth: May 13, 1838 Death: Sep. 8, 1902 Per 1880 Census Byhalia, Miss.-P. T. Raiford age 42 b.Alabama Wife:Myra age 29 b.Tenn Daughter Willie age 14 b.Miss. Daughter Elma age 12 b.Miss Son C. Cecil age 1 b.Miss. Father William age 81 b.S. Carolina

Father: William Raiford (b.1799) Spouse: Myra Raiford b.1851) Children: Willie Alicia Raiford Laughinghouse (1866 - 1925)*Elma Raiford Mallory (1874 - 1928)* C. Cecil Raiford b.1879

Rawls, Allie V. Gray, Mrs. 16436714

b. Sep. 22, 1874 d. Aug. 8, 1953 Tombstone-Wife of J. A. Rawls–Obit: 1953 Aug 10-Monday-Funeral services for Mrs. Allie V. Gray Rawls, age 78, were held Sunday at Stevens FH, with Rev. T. K. Rucker officiating. Mrs. Rawls, who passed away Saturday, Aug.8,1953, in Cross Co. Hosp. in Wynne, had been in critical condition for the past two weeks. She was born Sep. 22,1874 in Robersonville, N. C. and was the daughter of Frances Eugenia Taylor and Nemphis Gray. She moved to Haynes in 1882, and spent the remainder of her life in Forrest City until the last four years in Wynne. Mrs. Rawls was a member of the First Baptist Church in Forrest City. Her husband, J. A. Rawls passed away in 1926. Surviving Mrs. Rawls are three sons, Algie Nonnie Vaughn and Jack Vaughn of Forrest City, and Charles Lee Padgett of Wynne; one daughter, Mrs. Ressie Mae Vaughn (J. H.) Jolley of Forrest City; one stepson, Will Rawls of Barnes City, Iowa; one niece, Mrs. Tommy Hines of St. Louis, Mo.; nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Burial at Mt. Vernon Cemetery; Palllbearers were: Jack Vaughn, Jr., Bill Jolly, Algie Jolly, Leon Vaughn, Algie Vaughn, Harold Evans, and Billy Bright. Page 250 of 313 `

Parents:Nemphis Gray/Frances Eugenia Taylor Gray Spouse: A. J. Rawls (-1926) Algie N. Vaughn (1867 - 1900) Children: Ressie Mae Vaughn Jolley (1891 - 1978)*Algie Nonnie Vaughn (1897 - 1974)*Jack Vaughn (1900 - 1958)*Charles Lee Padgett (1903 - 1972)*

Reep, Bobby Van 185267310

b. Jun. 5, 1931 d. Jun. 8, 2015 Tombstone-Wife is Mary Prewett Reep b.1933-Obit Summary: Bobby V. “Bob” Reep of Cincinnati, Ohio, passed away peacefully in Hospice on June 8, 2015.

Rice, Anna Mae McKinney, Mrs. 16436716

b. Jan. 20, 1911 d. Sep. 14, 2009 Tombstone-Wife of Raymond D. Rice–Obit: Mrs. Anna Mae Rice, age 98, of Burlington, Kentucky, formerly of Forrest City, died Monday at her nephew's home in Burlington. She had been in poor health for the past six months. Mrs. Rice was born January 20, 1911, in Harrisburg, and was the daughter of James Presley McKinney and Ester Viola VanHoozer McKinney. She lived in Forrest City most of her life until moving in 1999. She was a member of the First Baptist Church, the T.E.L. Sunday School Class Home Bound Department, worked in the church kitchen for many years, did volunteer work for the nursing home and the County Fair. In 1971 she was named 'Women of the Year' by the B & P Women's Club, and was retired from Goldstein's and the Colony Shop in Forrest City. Mrs. Rice married John Hazel Gill in 1935 and he preceded her in death in 1957. She married Raymond D. Rice in 1969 and he preceded her in death in 1977. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Nettie Walley of Webster, New York, and a host of nieces and nephews. Services for Mrs. Rice will be held at Stevens Funeral Home Chapel, 10:00 A.M., Thursday, with burial in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Visitation will be Thursday morning beginning at 9:00 A.M., until the time of the service, at Stevens Funeral Home with Stevens Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. You may log on to stevensfuneralhome.net for the on line registry.

ParentsJames Presley McKinney (1872 - 1972) Esther Viola VanHoozer McKinney (1877 - 1949) Spouses: John Hazel Gill (1908 - 1957)Raymond D. Rice (1916 - 1977)* Sibling:Forrest McKinney (1905 - 1993)*Anna Mae McKinney Rice (1911 - 2009) Nettie McKinney Walley Page 251 of 313 `

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Rice, Raymond D. "Dick" 16436717 b. Jan. 8, 1916 d. Jun. 30, 1977 Tombstone see Anna

Spouses:Anna Mae McKinney Rice (1911 - 2009) Nora Bell Hoaglan Rice (1912 - 1968)*

Rogers, Mary Louise Taylor, Mrs. 186174173 b. unknown d. Nov., 1990 No Tombstone- Obit:graveside for a former Forrest Citian who died in Florida last week;a native of Forrest City, the daughter of the late Mary and George P. Taylor of this city;survived by two daughters, Mrs. Joe Gaither and Ms. Patty Rogers, seven grandchildren, and several cousins including Mrs. Charles (Margaret) Haven of Forrest City;services in Coral Gables, Fla. and Memphis before graveside at Mt. Vernon Cem.

Parents:George Pressley Taylor (1887 - 1938) Mary Jane Mallory Taylor (1883 - 1972) Siblings:Mary Louise Taylor Rogers (____ - 1990) Infant Son Taylor (1912 - 1912)*George Pressley Taylor (1912 - 1973)* Children: Mrs. Joe Gaither/Miss Patty Rogers

Rolfe, Annie M. Buford, Mrs. 16436718 b. Sep. 10, 1874 d. Feb. 18, 1959 No Tombstone-Wife of Samuel Rolfe

Parents:Edwin J. Buford (1833 - 1904) Anna Hatcher Buford (1839 - 1915) Spouse:Samuel Adrian Rolfe (1874 - 1951)* Children:Eugene Adrin Rolfe (1902 - 1967)* Christopher Clark Rolfe (1903 - 1953)* Siblings:Sallie Buford (1873 - 1948)*Annie M Buford Rolfe (1874 - 1959) Emmett Buford (1880 - 1935)* Preston H. Buford (1883 - 1932)* Charles Douglas Buford (1886 - 1964)

Rolfe, Christopher Clark "Shag" 16436719

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b. Dec. 28, 1903 d. Apr. 22, 1953 Tombstone-Note: Per Ancestry.com Public Page:Parents Samuel Adrian Rolfe 1876 - Annie Buford 1878 - Show siblings Spouse & Children Annie Ruth Daggett 1878 - Living Rolfe Annie Ruth Daggett b.1908 Married Jul.12,1929 to Christopher Clark Rolfe b.1904 both of Forrest City in Co., Ark.

Parents:Samuel Adrian Rolfe (1874 - 1951) Annie M Buford Rolfe (1874 - 1959) Spouse: Annie Ruth Daggett Moore (1908 - 2001)* Children:Samuel Adrian Rolfe (1930 - 2016)* Siblings: Eugene Adrin Rolfe (1902 - 1967)* Christopher Clark Rolfe (1903 - 1953) Samuel Adrian Rolfe (1930 - 2016)**

Rolfe, Eugene Adrian, Jr 16436720

b. Feb. 9, 1902 d. Feb. 20, 1967 Tombstone-Obit: 2/20/1967 Gene Rolfe's Rites To Be Here Wednesday. Funeral services for Gene Rolfe Jr., 64, of near Parkin, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Stevens Funeral Home here by Rev. David Kribbs and Rev. Ben Rowell. Burial will be in Mt. Vernon Cemetery.Mr. Rolfe, died Monday afternoon at his farm home near Parkin. He had been hospitalized for about a month, but his death came suddenly die to a heart attack.A native of Forrest City, he was the son of Annie Buford Rolfe and Sam A. Rolfe. He was a member of a pioneer family in the area with interests in both farming and cattle. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church.He is survived by one nephew, Sam A. Rolfe II of Forrest City. The family requests that memorials in Mr. Rolfe's name be sent rather than flowers. Believe his middle name is Adrian, not Adrin on Tombstone

Parents: Samuel Adrian Rolfe (1874 - 1951) Annie M Buford Rolfe (1874 - 1959) Siblings: Eugene Adrin Rolfe (1902 - 1967) Christopher Clark Rolfe (1903 - 1953)*Samuel Adrian Rolfe (1930 - 2016)**

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b. Aug. 12, 1874 d. Dec. 7, 1951 Tombstone-Note:Per Janet Nelson, Death Certificate shows burial in Forrest Park Cemetery. Can’t explain different date on tombstone to records

Parents:Mary V Rolfe (1832 - 1907) Spouse: Annie M Buford Rolfe (1874 - 1959) Children: Eugene Adrin Rolfe (1902 - 1967)*Christopher Clark Rolfe (1903 - 1953)* Samuel Adrian Rolfe (1930 - 2016)*Sibling:Eugene A. Rolfe (1865 - 1947)*Samuel Adrian Rolfe (1874 - 1951)

y Rolfe, Samuel Adrian, II 185459635

b. Apr. 6, 1930 d. Jan. 31, 2016 Tombstone with Christy Mashburn b.1933-Obit Summary: Mr. Samuel Adrian Rolfe II was born April 6, 1930, in Forrest City, and went to be with his Lord on Jan. 31, 2016, at the Baptist Reynolds Hospice House in Collierville, Tenn.

Parents:Samuel Adrian Rolfe (1874 - 1951) Annie M. Buford Rolfe (1874-1959) Siblings:Eugene Adrin Rolfe (1902 - 1967)*Christopher Clark Rolfe (1903 - 1953)*Samuel Adrian Rolfe (1930 - 2016)

Rolley, Edgar Elloy, Jr 25452827 b. Mar. 6, 1960 d. Mar. 31, 2005 No Tombstone-Obit: Edgar Elloy "Ed" Rolley Jr., 64, of FORREST CITY died Thursday, March 31, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in FORREST CITY. Born in Mississippi, he was a National Guard veteran, retired from Yale Industries and FedX and a member of Emmanuel Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Susann Free Rolley; two daughters, Wendy Rolley Schroeppel of Jonesboro and Nicki Thielen of Omaha, Neb.; and a grandson, Jonathan Edward Thielen. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. Monday at Emmanuel Baptist Church. Burial will follow in Mount Vernon Cemetery under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home

Spouse:Susan Free Rolley Children: Wendy Rolley Schroeppel/Nicki Thielen

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Rowland, C. B. 16436722

b. Jan. 26, 1897 d. Jul. 19, 1960 Tombstone

Spouse:Lillian B. Spray Rowland (1893 - 1967)* Children:Jessie Bishop Rowland Hickman (1911 - 2000)

Rowland, Lillian B. Spray, Mrs. 16436723

b. Oct. 22, 1893 d. May 28, 1967

Tombstone see C. B.-Wife of C. B. Rowland-Obit: May 28,1967-Services for Mrs. Lillian Rowland, 73, owner of the Texas Courts in Forrest City, were held Monday afternoon at the Church of God, with the Rev. W. B. Nelms officiating, with burial in Mt. Vernon cemetery with Stevens Funeral Home in charge. Mrs. Rowland was born in Ripley, Tenn., on Oct.22,1893, the daughter of Mrs. Willie Macon Spray and Max Spray. She had lived in Pine Bluff before moving here 36 years ago. A member of the Church of God, she had been in failing health since suffering a fall in 1960. Her husband, C. B. Rowland, whom she married in 1923, died in 1960. Mrs. Rowland is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Jessie Hickman of Forrest City; a sister, Mrs. Bertha Craig of Atlanta; one grandchild; a nephew, Paul Chad of Forrest City. Forrest City Times-Herald

Parents: Max Spray/Willie Macon Spray Spouse:C. B. Rowland (1897-1960) Sibling:Mrs. Bertha Craig Children:Jessie Bishop Rowland Hickman (1911 - 2000)

Runyan, Ernestine Darnall, Mrs. 16436724

b. Jun. 11, 1912 d. Mar. 1, 2004 Tombstone-Wife of William Runyan-Obit: Mrs. Ernestine Darnall Runyan, age 91, of Little Rock and formerly of Forrest City, died Monday, March 1, 2004, at Presbyterian Village in Little Rock. Mrs. Runyan was born June 11, 1912, in Aubrey, the daughter of Dr. Ernest Darnall and Sallie Williams Darnall. She was a member of Graham Memorial Presbyterian Page 255 of 313 ` Church in Forrest City for over 68 years where she served as an Elder, president of the Women of the Church and Circle Chairman at various times. She was also a member of the Musical Coterie.Mrs. Runyan is survived by two daughters, Sara Jane Douglass of Little Rock and Ann Thompson of Olive Branch, Miss.; a sister, Sara D. McGee of Conway; five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband William E. Runyan. Graveside services for Mrs. Runyan will be held on Thursday, March 4, 2004, at 11 a.m. at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, March 6, 2004, at 11 a.m., at Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church, with Rev. Shauna Silmon and Rev. Lisa Anderson officiating. Stevens Funeral Home is in charge of all arrangements.

Parents:Dr. Ernest Darnall (1884-1940) Sallie Williams Darnell (1891-1980) Spouse:William Ervin Runyan (1903-1975) Sibling: Ernestine Darnall Runyan (1912 - 2004) Sara Catherine Darnall McGee (1916 - 2007)*Children:Sara Jane Runyan Douglass/Ann Runyan Thompson

Runyan, William Ervin 16436725

b. Oct. 18, 1903 d. Jul. 14, 1975 Tombstone- Note:His sister, Miss Martha Elizabeth Runyan, b.Hot Springs, attended school in Forrest City. She died Mar.9,1967 and was buried in Forest Hill Cemetery, Memphis. She had two nieces, Mrs. Eldridge Douglass of Forrest City, and Mrs. Annie Thompson, Jr. of Memphis. Ran Hardware/Appliance Store in Forrest City near Front Street

Parents:James H. Runyan (1870 - 1912) Martha Frances Moore Runyan (1883 - 1962) Spouse: Ernestine Darnall Runyan (1912 - 2004) Siblings:James S Runyan (1901 - 1919)* William Ervin Runyan (1903 - 1975) Martha Elizabeth Runyan (1907 - 1967)*

Scarborough, Lloyd Howard 44213013

b. May 1, 1911 d. Oct., 1983 Tombstone

Parents: George Printes Scarborough/Nancy Ellen Jane Moore Scarborough (1890 - 1919) Spouse: Mary Chew Dawson Scarborough (1918 - 2002)* Siblings:Augusta Thelma Scarborough Chatham (1909 - 1981)*Lloyd Howard Scarborough (1911 - 1983) Leland Page 256 of 313 ` Lawrence Scarborough (1912 - 1980)*

Scarborough, Mary Chew Dawson, Mrs. 16436726

b. Jan. 9, 1918 d. Jan. 15, 2002 Tombstone-Wife of Lloyd Scarborough-Obit: Mrs. Mary Chew Scarborough, age 84, of Russellville, died Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2002, at St. Mary's Regional Medical Center in Russellville. Mrs. Scarborough was born Jan. 9, 1918, in Forrest City, and was the daughter of William Dawson and Carrie Chew Dawson. She was a 1936 graduate of Forrest City High School, owned and operated a furniture store in Bellaire, Texas, and was a member of the All Saints Episcopal Church in Russellville.She was preceded in death by her husband L. H. Scarborough, in 1983. A memorial service for Mrs. Scarborough will be held Thursday, Jan. 17, 2002, at 10 a.m., at the All Saints Episcopal Church in Russellville, with Rev. Pat Seymour officiating, with homily given by Helen Hargraves. A graveside service will follow at 4 p.m., at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City, with Rev. Tom Newman officiating, under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.Memorials may be made to the All Saints Episcopal Church, 501 South Phoenix, Russellville, AR 72801

Parents:William Dawson (1872 - 1945) Carrie Chew Dawson (1876 - 1968) Spouse: Lloyd Howard Scarborough (1911 - 1983) Siblings:Margaret Gorman Barrow McCulloch (1896 - 1986)**Caroline Elizabeth Barrow Aycock (1900 - 1984)**Mary Chew Dawson Scarborough (1918 - 2002)

Schwichtenburg, Peggy Dunlap, Mrs. 16436727

b. 1905 d. 1992 Tombstone-Obit: Mrs. Peggy McCrary Schwichtenberg died Sep. 1, 1992, at the Crestpark Page 257 of 313 ` Retirement Inn in Forrest City. She was born Sep.25,1906 in Oxford, Miss., the daughter of Mary Dunlap and John Aubrey Dunlap. Before moving to Crestpark, she lived in Forrest City and a number of years in Little Rock. She was a saleslady for Olan Mills and a member of the Clarendon Methodist Church. She was preceded in death by her first husband, John H. McCrary, in 1954, and also by her second husband, Max Schwichtenberg. She leaves a daughter, Helen McCrary Pettigrew of Clarendon, two grandchildren, Ed Pattigrew, Jr. and Dr. Jan Pettigrew of Dallas; two sisters, Margaret Dunlap of Oxford, Miss. and Mrs. L. A. Kilhifer of Harriman, Tenn. Graveside services at Mt. Vernon Cemetery with Rev. Tom Anderson officiating, with Stevens FH in Charge. Note: On Nov.18,1940, he married Miss Peggy Austin Dunlap, daughter of John A. and Willie (Standifer) Dunlap of Oxford, Mississippi. John H.McCrary

Parents: John Aubrey Dunlap (1865-1934)/Willie Standifer Dunlap (1874-1937) Spouse:John H. McCrary (1893 - 1954) Max Schwichtenberg () Children:Helene McCrary Pettigrew Siblings:Margaret Dunlap/Mrs. L. A. Kilhifer.

Seaton, Frederick Courtland, Sr 16436728

b. Jul. 28, 1890 d. Mar. 13, 1978 Tombstone-Bio: Seaton's Florist, owned by Fred C. and Mae L. Seaton on North Washington Street is one of the most attractive businesses in Forrest City. With his 33 years experience, specializing in roses, he was born in Appleton, Wisconsin, attended Appleton schools, and was a bank clerk for seven and a half years before moving to Forrest City in 1914 to join his brother in the Forrest City Box Factory as Asst.Superintendent. In 1917, he married Miss Mae Laughinghouse, daughter of the late Mr. & Mrs. Newman Laughinghouse, members of pioneer families of this section. It was their land that was sold to build the Beech Grove addition after World War II. The Seatons have five sons, and one daughter-Fred Jr. is Chief Precision Inspector for Flexonics, Inc., Memphis. Billy is a florist in West Memphis; Mary Virginia is Mrs.C.Harbin Jr., of Memphis; Robert is farming near West Memphis; Dick is a machinist and layout man for Bauer-Woods Machine Co. in West Memphis; and Bert attends the Forrest City High School, and is circulation manager for the Daily Times-Herald. The Seatons are Methodists, Mr. Seaton is active in the Lions Club, Masonic Lodge, and chairman of the Red Cross First Aid and Water Safety Program in county. He is active in Scouting for over 16 years, seven of which as Scout master. [1954 History of St.Francis County] Hello:I have just added Frederick Courtland Seaton's parents to Find A Grave. His last name was formerly Schlosser (not exactly sure why the name change). I thought you might want to link these to Frederick's account. His father's name is John Courtland Schlosser (FAG #84184021) His mother's name is Pauline Bielenberg Schlosser (FAG #84183894) Thanks! Kathleen Groves January 2012

Parents:John Courtland Schlosser (1847 - 1908) Pauline Bielenberg Schlosser (1858 - 1927) Page 258 of 313 ` Spouse:Mae Laughinghouse Seaton (1895 - 1978)*Siblings: Emily Julia Elizabeth Schlosser Becker (1879 - 1966)*Leila Schlosser Harwood (1881 - 1939)*John Henry Schlosser (1884 - 1955)*Laura Schlosser (1887 - 1943)*Frederick Courtland Seaton (1890 - 1978) Children: Frederick Courtland Seaton, Jr./Billy Seaton/Dick Seaton/Robert Seaton/Bert Seaton

Seaton, Mae Laughinghouse, Mrs. 16436729

b. May 13, 1895 d. Jul. 21, 1978 Tombstone-Wife of Frederick Seaton

Parents:George Neuman Laughinghouse (1861 - 1915) Willie Alicia Raiford Laughinghouse (1866 - 1925) Spouse:Frederick Courtland Seaton (1890 - 1978) Siblings: Newman Raiford Laughinghouse (1892 - 1982)* Mae Laughinghouse Seaton (1895 - 1978) Margaret Alcea Laughinghouse (1898 - 1899)*

Shackelford, Betta A. Lanier, Mrs. 16436730

b. Mar. 19, 1928 d. Apr. 28, 1998 Tombstone-Wife of Frank Shackelford

Parents: John Thomas Lanier (1898 - 1969) Betta Adrian Lanier (1895 - 1961) Spouse:Frank Tillman Shackelford (1915 - 2002)* Children: Frank Tillman Shackelford (1951 - 1979)* Betta Shackelford Volkamer (1952 - 2004)* Betta Park Shackelford Volkamer (1952 - 2004)* Thomas Waldron Shackelford (1961 - 1961)* Siblings: Infant Son Lanier (____ - 1920)* Mary Bob Lanier Fogg (1922 - 2002)*John T. Lanier (1924 - 2011)* Betta A. Lanier Shackelford (1928 - 1998)

Shackelford, Edward Waldron 16436731

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b. 1874 d. 1936 Tombstone

Spouse: Maggie Park Shackelford (1878 - 1971) Children:Frank Tillman Shackelford (1915 - 2002)* Eugene Edward Shackelfor (1912-1991)

Shackelford, Eugene Edward 16436732

b. 1912 d. 1991 Tombstone-1954 Biography: The dealership of Shackeford Motor Company, formed in 1946 by Frank T. Shackelford and E. E. (Gene) Shackleford when they were selling Kaisers and Frasiers in Helena. After receiving the Lincoln-Mercury Franchise they moved to Forrest City serving six counties in Eastern Arkansas. At this time they were joined by their brother-in-law, Frank P. Bell. So in the fall of 1948 they began constructon of the new facility on West Broadway. Employing 12 employees, the firm is very successful and important to Forrest City. Gene Shackelford was born in Oklahoma City, Okla., the son of E. W. and Margaret E. (Park) Shackelford of Clark County, Arkansas. He was graduated from the Castle Heights Military Academy in Lebanon, Tenn., and later was Sales representative for the Reichman- Crosby Company in South Arkansas and Louisiana. During WW II he was an Aeronautical Engineer for the North American Aircraft Co., and later the Boeing Aricraft Co. On March 15, 1948, he married Miss Marie A. Moss, daughter of Dewey L. and Jesse (Zappe) Moss of Monroe, La., and she is the bookkeeper for the motor company. He is director of the Forrest City Young Business Men's Club, and a member of the Methodist Church, Lions Club, Chamber of Commerce, County Farm Bureau, and Dale Carnegie International Club. He also has interests in the National Oil Company, Inc., in Little Rock, and in farming and livestock interests. Spouse: Marie Moss Shackelford (1922-1986)*-Obit-Of N. Little Rock, died Sep.29,1991 at Baptist Mem. Hosp. in Little Rock, age 79. He was born in Okla. City, Okla., Jan.1,1912, the son of Edward W. Shackeford and Maggie Park Shackelford. He was in Little Rock for the last 35 years, in real estate, stocks and bonds, and was an avid sportsman. He was preceded in death by his wife, Marie Moss Shackelford in 1986. He leaves a brother, Frank Shackelford of Forrest City; two nieces, Margaret Bell Benge of Houston, and Betta S. Volkmer of Fayetteville; and a nephew, John Shackelford of Los Angeles. Services at Mt. Vernon by Stevens Fun. Home.

Parents: Edward Waldron Shackelford (1874-1936) Maggie Park Shackelford (1878-1971) Page 260 of 313 ` Spouse:Marie Moss Shackelford (1922 - 1986)* Siblings:Frank Tillman Shackelford, Sr. (1915-2002) Eugene Edward Shackelford (1912-1991)

Shackelford, Frank Tillman, Sr 16436733

b. Jul. 30, 1915 d. Nov. 5, 2002 Tombstone-Obit: Mr. Frank Tillman Shackelford, age 87, of Forrest City, died Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2002, in Memphis. Mr. Shackelford was born July 30, 1915, in Oklahoma City, Okla., the son of Edward Waldron Shackelford and Maggie Park Shackelford. He had worked as a Lincoln Mercury dealer, was a former president of Forrest City Machine Works, a veteran of World War II and a member of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd in Forrest City. Mr. Shackelford married Betta Lanier in 1950, and she preceded him in death in 1998. He is survived by one daughter, Betta Shackelford Volkamer of Fayetteville; a son, John Edward Shackelford of Sante Fe; and two grandchildren. He was also preceded in death by two sons, Frank Tillman Shackelford Jr., in 1979 and Thomas Waldron Shackelford in 1961. Funeral services for Mr. Shackelford will be held on Friday, Nov. 8, 2002, at 2 p.m. at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd. Burial services will follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents: Edward Waldron Shackelford (1874 - 1936) Maggie Park Shackelford (1878 - 1971) Spouse:Betta A. Lanier Shackelford (1928 - 1998) Children:Frank Tillman Shackelford (1951 - 1979)*Betta Shackelford Volkamer (1952 - 2004)*Betta Park Shackelford Volkamer (1952 - 2004)*Thomas Waldron Shackelford (1961 - 1961)* John Edward Shackelford Sibling: Eugene Edward Shackelford (1912 - 1991)*Frank Tillman Shackelford (1915 - 2002)

Shackelford, Frank Tillman, Jr 16751941

b. 1951 d. 1979 Tombstone

Parents: Frank Tillman Shackelford (1915 - 2002) Betta A. Lanier Shackelford (1928 - 1998) Siblings:Frank Tillman Shackelford (1951 - 1979) Betta Park Shackelford Volkamer (1952 - 2004)* Thomas Waldron Shackelford (1961 - 1961)*

Shackelford, Maggie Park, Mrs. 16436734,

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b. 1878 d. 1971 Tombstone-Wife of Edward Waldron Shackelford

Spouse:Edward Waldron Shackelford (1874 - 1936)*Children: Eugene Edward Shackelford (1912 - 1991)* Frank Tillman Shackelford (1915 - 2002)*

Shackelford, Marie Moss, Mrs. 16436735

b. 1922 d. 1986 Tombstone-Wife of Eugene Shackelford

Spouse:Eugene Edward Shackelford (1912 - 1991)

Shackelford, Thomas Waldron 16436736

b. 1961 d. 1961 Tombstone

Parents:Frank Tillman Shackelford (1915 - 2002) Betta A. Lanier Shackelford (1928 - 1998) Siblings: Frank Tillman Shackelford (1951 - 1979)*Betta Park Shackelford Volkamer (1952 - 2004)*Thomas Waldron Shackelford (1961 - 1961)

Shumate, Burke 16436737

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b. unknown d. 2006 Tombstone-Probably Grand Child of Frank Burke

Smith, Annie Lipscomb, Mrs. 16436742

b. Mar. 2, 1869 d. Feb. 28, 1946 Tombstone-Wife of Milton S. Smith

Spouse: Milton Samuel Smith (1867 - 1932)* Children: Milton Samuel Smith (1893 - 1960)*

Smith, DeWitt Henderson, Jr 16436738

b. Oct. 28, 1914 d. Nov. 27, 1998 Tombstone-WW II Vet

Parents:Dewitt Henderson Smith (1879 - 1939) D. H. Smith (1877 - 1970) Spouse:Elizabeth Devereux Smith (1919 - 2008)*Sibling:Laura Eleanor Smith (1905 - 1986)* DeWitt Henderson Smith (1914 - 1998)

Smith, Elizabeth Devereux, Mrs. 16436739

b. Jun. 12, 1919 d. Sep. 7, 2008 Tombstone-Wife of Dewitt Smith-Obit: Mrs. Elizabeth Devereux Smith age 89, of Forrest Page 263 of 313 ` City, Arkansas died Sunday, September 7, 2008 at Willow Bend Nursing Home in Marion. Mrs. Smith was born June 12, 1919 in the Newcastle Community. She was the daughter of Stephen A. Devereux and Hugh Ella Hamilton Devereux. She was a graduate of Forrest City High School and attended Arkansas State University. She worked as a bookkeeper at the First National Bank of Eastern Arkansas and was an administrative assistant at Central Elementary School for 30 years. She was a lifelong Methodist and was a member of First United Methodist Church in Forrest City for over 60 years. Mrs. Smith married Dewitt Henderson Smith Jr. in 1940 and he preceded her in death in 1998. She is survived by a son, Dewitt H. Smith III, of Bella Vista, Arkansas; a brother, Arthur Louie Devereux of Widener; two grandchildren, Brandon A. Smith of Florence, South Carolina and Whitney D. Smith of Columbia, South Carolina; two great grandchildren, Jarratt. J. Smith and Dewitt H. Smith IV both of Florence. She was preceded in death by 3 sisters, Katherine Morgan, Louise Armstrong and Frances Harris and 2 brothers, S. A. Devereux and Hugh Devereux. Services will be Tuesday, September 9, 2008 at 10:00 a.m. at the First United Methodist Church in Forrest City. Burial will follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Visitation will be from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the funeral home tonight. The family request memorials be made to the First United Methodist Church. Online registry stevensfuneralhome.net. Under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.Published: 2008-09-08 Forrest City Times Herald

Parents:Stephen Alfred Devereux (1880 - 1939) Hugh Ella Hamilton Devereux (1887 - 1963) Spouse:DeWitt Henderson Smith (1914 - 1998) Siblings: Hugh S Devereux (1907 - 1986)* Katherine Devereux Morgan (1908 - 2003)*Louise Devereux Armstrong (1910 - 1999)*Frances Mae Devereux Harris (1916 - 2006)* Elizabeth Devereux Smith (1919 - 2008) Arthur Louie Devereux (1921 - 2009)*Samuel A. Devereux (1925 - 1944)*

Smith, Elizabeth Odell 39467040

b. Apr. 28, 1988 d. Jul. 10, 2009 Tombstone-Obit: Miss Elizabeth Odell Hollowell Smith age 21, of Colt, died suddenly and unexpectedly Friday, July 10, 2009 in Springdale. Elizabeth was born April 28, 1988 in Wynne. She is survived by her parents Jackie Smith and Jackie Hollowell Smith of Colt; a sister Heather Hollowell Ramsey of Forrest City; a brother Shannon Smith of North Carolina along with a host of stepbrothers and sisters and aunts and uncles. One very special grandma Patricia Hollowell, who referred to Elizabeth as "my angel", also survives her. Elizabeth was preceded in death by her papaws Ben Hollowell, Auvergne Hollowell, and Morgan Bryant and her great-grandmothers Eula Mae Bryant and her namesake Ethel Odell Hollowell. She had a special place in her heart for Caleb Ramsey, Peyton Pettus and Skyler and Tyler Hollowell and was the godmother to Landon. She also leaves her very best friend Danyelle Holland of El Dorado. Elizabeth had a great love for children and for animals. She will be missed a great deal. Visitation will be held Wednesday, July 15, 2009 at Stevens Funeral Home from 6 to 8. There will be a private graveside service at Page 264 of 313 ` Mt.Vernon Cemetery. In lieu of flowers the family request memorials be made to St. Jude's Childrens Hospital or to the Forrest City Area Humane Society. Visit online registry at stevensfuneralhome.net. Under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home. Published: 2009- 07-14 Forrest City Times Herald

Parents:Jackie Smith/Jackie Hollowell Smith Sibling:Heather Hollowell Ramsey/Shannon Smith

Smith, Frank Leslie Wilson, Mrs. 16436743

b. Sep. 1, 1896 d. Oct. 1, 1963 Tombstone-Wife of Milton S. Smith

Parents:Marcus D. L. Wilson (1858 - 1940) Mollie Key Wilson (1861 - 1935) Spouse: Milton Samuel Smith (1893 - 1960)*Children: Frances Anne Smith Babbitt (1925 - 1988)* Milton Samuel Smith (1927 - 1988)*

Smith, Headstone 16436741

b. unknown d. unknown

Smith, Jenelle Eldridge, Mrs. 16436740

b. Aug. 15, 1905 d. Nov. 1, 1989 Tombstone-Wife of W. Archie Smith

Spouse:W. Archie Smith (1905 - 1975)*

Smith, Milton Samuel 102851701 b. Aug. 13, 1867 d. Aug. 23, 1932 No Tombstone

Spouse:Annie Lipscomb Smith (1869 - 1946) Children: Milton Samuel Smith (1893 - 1960)*

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Smith, Milton Samuel, III 16436745

b. Sep. 24, 1927 d. Jul. 8, 1988 Tombstone-FCHS 1946

Parents:Milton Samuel Smith, II (1893 - 1960) Frank Leslie Wilson Smith (1896 - 1963) Sibling: Frances Anne Smith Babbitt (1925 - 1988)*Milton Samuel Smith (1927 - 1988)

Smith, Milton Samuel, II 16436744

b. Oct. 14, 1893 d. Jan. 10, 1960 Tombstone-WW I Vet-Note: 01/08/20 Mr.Milton S.Smith, who was discharged from the U.S.Army as a Second Lieutenant, and due to the Armistice, with service in the states only, at Camp Knox, Ky. on Nov.10,1919. He will replace Miss Catherine Walker as English teacher who resigned due to illness. He comes from Newton, Mississippi and is a graduate of the Arkansas College at Batesville. And this is how he arrived in Forrest City, Arkansas. He was a school teacher in Forrest City and later became Superintendent of Forrest City Consolidated School District.

Parents: Milton Samuel Smith (1867 - 1932) Annie Lipscomb Smith (1869 - 1946) Spouse: Frank Leslie Wilson Smith (1896 - 1963) Children: Frances Anne Smith Babbitt (1925 - 1988)* Milton Samuel Smith III (1927 - 1988)*

Smith, W. Archie 16436746

b. Sep. 2, 1905 d. May 2, 1975 Page 266 of 313 ` Tombstone

Parents: Edward Bruce Smith (1875 - 1942) Margaret Nora McDaniel Smith (1874-1957) Spouse:Jenelle Eldridge Smith (1905 - 1989)

Spelzhaus, Hilda Mendoza, Mrs. 16436747

b. Sep. 4, 1923 d. Mar. 5, 1999 Tombstone-Wife of Richard Spelzhaus

Spouse: Richard Warren Spelzhaus (1922 - 2000)*

Spelzhaus, Richard Warren 16436748

b. Mar. 23, 1922 d. Jul. 24, 2000 Tombstone see Hilda-WW II Vet-Obit: Dr. Richard Warren Spelzhaus, age 78, of Forrest City, died Monday, July 24, 2000, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Forrest City. Dr. Spelzhaus was born March 23, 1922, in Cincinnati, Ohio. He was the son of Herbert G. Spelzhaus and Helen Fairchild Spelzhaus. He had lived in the Forrest City area for the past 55 years. Dr. Spelzhaus was a retired Chiropractor. Dr. Spelzhaus was a member and very active in the Catholic Church, he was the vice president of the Parish Council, and active in the Men's Club and Prison Ministry. He was also a past president and member of the Kiwanis Club and was active in the County Fair and Rolling Readers. Dr. Spelzhaus was the Arkansas delegate to the International Chiropractic Association and was a member of the State Board of Chiropractic Examiners. In 1946, Dr. Spelzhaus married Hilda Mendoza and she preceded him in death in 1999. He is survived by one daughter, Helen Spelzhaus Siedell, of Tokyo, Japan; one son, Richard Curt Spelzhaus, of Little Rock; and five grandchildren. There will be a Vigil Service held Friday, July 28, 2000, at 7 p.m., at Stevens Funeral Home. The funeral service will be held Saturday, July 29, 2000, at 10 a.m. at the Catholic Church. Father Tom Marks will be officiating and burial will follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home. BIO - A man of wide knowledge and practical experience in the age-old profession of chiropractic, Dr.Richard W. Spelzhaus of Forrest City, has built up a substantial clientele of patients. A resident of Forrest City for eight years, Dr.Spelzhaus was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, the son of Herbert G. and the late Mrs.Helen (Fairchild) Spelzhaus. After graduation from the Western Hills High School in Cincinnati, he attended Ohio State University and the received a Doctor of Chiropractic Degree from Palmer School of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa in 1942. On Oct.20,1942, he entered World War II as a private in the U.S.Army Air Corps, and after three years and four months of service on Feb.19,1946, he was placed on inactive status as a Commissioned First Lieutenant in the Air Force Reserve. On July 3,1946, he married Miss Hilda D.Mendoza, daughter of Palemon and Josephine Mendoza of San Antonio, Texas. The Page 267 of 313 ` moved to Forrest City in November of that year and have been residents her since. Dr.SPELZHAUS belongs to the Chamber of Commerce, King-Beazley American Legion Post, and a member of the Directors of Arkansas Chiropractic Association. Former member of the Rotary Club, and they are members of the St.Francis Catholic Church. [1954 History of St.Francis County]

Parents:Herbert G. Spelzhaus (1890-1962) Helen Fairchilds Spelzhaus (1890-1949) Spouse:Hilda D Mendoza Spelzhaus (1923-1999) Children:Richard Curt Spelzhaus/Helen Spelzhaus Siedell

Spivey, Jennie Lucille Franks, Mrs. 71058141

b. Aug. 25, 1924 d. Jun. 4, 2011 Tombstone-Wife of Robert Spivey-Obit: Jennie Lucille Spivey age 86, of Forrest City, Arkansas died Saturday June 4, 2011 in McAlester, Oklahoma. Mrs. Spivey was born August 25, 1924 in Forrest City. She was the daughter of Edward Antonio Franks and Florence Jewel Busby. Mrs. Spivey had been a bookkeeper and long time member of the Beck Spur Baptist Church. Mrs. Spivey is survived by a son Robert M. "Mike" Spivey Sr. And wife Mary Brown Spivey of McAlester; one sister Dorothy Jean Anderson Rice of Forrest City; daughter-in-law Patricia Benton Spivey Hessler of Longview, Texas; a grandson Rob Spivey of Independence, Mississippi; 2 granddaughters Sherry Lynn Spivey of Wynne and Sarah Darby Spivey of Dallas; 1 great granddaughter Amanda Erinn Spivey of Springdale; a niece Gay Anderson Roberts of Forrest City along with several great nieces and nephews. She is also survived by 4 step great-grandsons and 1 step great- granddaughter. Mrs. Spivey was preceded in death by son William Ronald "Ronnie" Spivey in 1994. Services will be held Wednesday, June 8, 2011 at 2:00 p.m. At Stevens Funeral Home chapel. Burial will follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 Tuesday at the funeral home. Visit online registry at stevensfuneralhome.net. Under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents: Edward Antonio Franks (1900 - 1982) Florence Jewel Busby Franks (1901 - 1977) Spouse: Robert Massey Spivey (1927 - 1976) Children: Robert M. Spivey, Sr. William Ronald Spivey (1949 - 1994)* Sibling: Jennie Lucille Franks Spivey (1924 - 2011) Dorothy Jean Franks Rice (1925 - 2015)*

Spivey, William Ronald "Ronnie" 16436749 Page 268 of 313 `

b. Sep. 29, 1949 d. Oct. 6, 1994 Tombstone

Parents: Robert Massey Spivey (1927 - 1976) Jennie Lucille Franks Spivey (1924 - 2011)

Staggs, Keby Joe 16436750

b. Mar. 13, 1948 d. Nov. 6, 2004 Tombstone-Obit: Mr. Keby Joe Staggs, age 56, of Conway, died Saturday, Nov. 6, 2004, at the Conway Human Development Center in Conway.Mr. Staggs was born March 13, 1948, in Forrest City, the son of Eddie James Staggs and Willie Mildred Thompson Staggs Rowland. He lived in Conway for the past several years.Mr. Staggs is survived by three brothers, Bearl Staggs of Kansas City. Mo. and Frank Staggs and Bobby Staggs both of Forrest City; two sisters, Jane Stevenson of Forrest City and Betty Hudson of Elaine; a half brother, Randy Staggs of Kansas City, Mo.; and two half sisters, Lireng Staggs of Tennessee and Bonnie Newton of Kansas City, Mo.Visitation for Mr. Staggs will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2004, at Stevens Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held graveside at the Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City, on Wednesday, Nov. 10, at 3 p.m.

Parents: Eddie James Staggs/Willie Mildred Thompson Staggs Siblings:Bearl Staggs/Frank Staggs/Bobby Staggs/Janie Stevenson/Betty Hudson/Half Sisters:Lirenge Staggs/Bonnie Newton/ Half Brother:Randy Staggs

Stewart, Maxey 16436751 b. Jul. 4, 1841 d. Jul. 17, 1910 No Tombstone-Obit: Death of Maxey Stewart=Mr. Maxey Stewart, who for nearly two years had been making a hard fight for his life against the ravages of the white plague, finally succumbed to the inevitable last Saturday evening, passing away at the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital in Little Rock, where he had been taken Friday morning for treatment. Deceased was 59 years of age, a native of Columbia, Tenn., but had been a resident of this city and county for the past twenty five years. He was for a long time employed with the Rock Island railroad, having charge of the coal chutes, but for the last five years, up until his illness compelled him to quit work, he was employed at the oil mill here. He was married in December, 1887, to Miss Lillie McClendon, of this city, who survives him. He is also survived by three brothers, two in Nashville, and the other in Texas. He was a consistent member of the Methodist Church and of the Geo.P.Taylor Lodge No.196 I.O.O.F., and of the Forrest Camp No.29, WOW. The remains were prepared for burial in Little Rock, Page 269 of 313 ` and shipped here Sunday evening. They were conveyed to the residence of Mr. & Mrs. B. F. McCrary, from which the funeral proceeded, Monday, July 18, services conducted by Rev. B. L. Wilford. Interment at the Mt. Vernon cemetery, under the auspices of the Odd-Fellows and Woodmen lodges. FORREST CITY TIMES NEWSPAPER JULY 22,1910.

Spouse:Lillie McClendon Stewart Siblings:Three brothers

Stockard, Albert Yester Infant 42246445 b. Mar. 12, 1873 d. Oct. 16, 1873

No Tombstone

Parents: James Ferdinand Stockard (1838 - 1915) Eula Roles Stockard Siblings: Richard Lee Stockard (1869 - 1937)* William Henry Stockard (1870 - 1870)* James Rush Stockard (1871 - 1903)** Albert Yester Stockard (1873 - 1873) John Franklin Stockard (1874 - 1877)** Mary Jane Stockard (1877 - 1905)** John Franklin Stoddard/ Tomye Ella Stockard Hammon/

Stockard, Eula Roles, Mrs. 42246106 b. unknown d. unknown No Tombstone-Wife of James Stockard-Married Dec. 7, 1897

Spouse:James Rush Stockard (1871 - 1903)* Children: Richard Lee Stockard (1869 - 1937)* William Henry Stockard (1870 - 1870) Albert Yester Stockard (1873 - 1873)*John Franklin Stockard (1874 - 1877)* John Franklin Stoddard/ Tomye Ella Stockard Hammon/

Stockard, James Ferdinand 42246233 b. Apr. 10, 1838 d. Apr. 15, 1915 No Tombstone:CSA Vet-Notes: Forrest City Times, Jun.11,1897:J. F. Stockard, of Goodwin, came over Sunday, and spent Monday morning in the city on business. Mr.Stockard is an old resident of this town, and helped to build the first house ever erected in Forrest City. He once owned the property north of the alley running east and west between Dunnavant's and Miley's respective places of business, and did a livery business there. He says that he made considerable money in those days, but unfortunately met reverses in merchandising, and has since been farming near Goodwin. He is one of the most progressive farmers in the county. James Ferdinand (JF) Stockard (b. 4-10-1838, d. 4-15-1915 As I noted before, Nancy was known in the family as Ella. She was born ?-3-1843 (month is illegible), and she and JF were married 9-26-1866. Per Paul Weissmann, descendant. Their Children were:James Rush Stockard/William Henry Stockard/ Albert Yester Stockard /John Franklin Stockard /Tomye Ella (Stockard) Hammon. Nancy (Ella) was the wife of JF (James Ferdinand). Eula Roles was the wife of J. R. (Rush), the son of Nancy and JF. Eula remarried after Rush's death, and I think her final married name was Stark. Don't know anything else about her, I'm afraid. Tomye's married name was Hammon. Her husband was Albert Ross Hammon or AR. She is not on find-a-grave, nor is AR who is buried in Indiana. Tomye and AR had 3 children, Albert (on find-a-grave, buried in Harrison, AR), Edward (who Page 270 of 313 ` died as a child and is buried in Brinkley), and Margaret Elizabeth, my mother. Margaret and my father (Franz Weissmann) are buried in Brinkley also.Arkansas Confederate Pensions Surname:Stockard Given Name:J. F.-Application Number:12597-Co.C-23rd Arkansas Infantry-Pension County:-Application Year:1904

Spouse: Nancy Elvira Stockard (1843 - 1914)*Children: Richard Lee Stockard (1869 - 1937)* William Henry Stockard (1870 - 1870) James Rush Stockard (1871 - 1903)* Albert Yester Stockard (1873 - 1873)* Mary Jane Stockard (1877 - 1905)*John Franklin Stoddard/ Tomye Ella Stockard Hammon/

Stockard, James Rush "J. R." 25143257 b. 1871 d. Jun. 8, 1903 No Tombstone-Obit: Death of J. R. Stockard-The sad news of the death of Mr. J. R. Stockard, reached his parents and other relatives and friends in Forrest City Sunday morning. He died Sunday, June 7.1903, at Memphis of meningitus, after an illness of only two days, his father, brother and wife being with him in his short illness. The remains were brought here and interred in Mt. Vernon cemetery Sunday, Rev. W. H. Dyer officiating. Rush Stockard, as he was familiarly called, was born near Forrest City, and was 32 years of age, being the younger son of Mr. J. F. Stockard, formerly of Goodwin township. He was a young man of many noble traits, a true friend, a kind husband, and a delightful neighbor. He leaves a wife and relatives here, to whom the Times extends sincere sympathy and condolence in their sudden and unexpected bereavement. June 12,1903 Forrest City Times Newspaper. Here's the other information I know about the Stockard graves in Mt Vernon. I'll leave it entirely to your discretion what you think is appropriate to add to findagrave (if any).The Stockard graves have no headstones. The collection of plots is surrounded by a low (6 inches high or so) concrete wall, with a corner block at each corner with an "S" in the top of the block. On one of the walls, I found "J F Stockard" lettered into the concrete. This was under a lot of grass/brush and took some doing to find. The last time I was there was in 1995, so I'm sure it has grown over again.I believe the plot contains 8 graves. The information I have is from 4 surviving pages of the Stockard family bible, which burned in 1948. Some of the entries are partial and some are hard to read, but this is the best information I have). In addition to the 3 graves already listed (Nancy, Mary Jane, and JR), I believe the others are James Ferdinand (JF) Stockard (b. 4- 10-1838, d. 4-15-1915 (hard to read, but I believe this is the correct year). Richard Lee (RL or Dick) Stockard (b. 9-14-1869, d. 8-4-1937) William Henry Stockard (b. 8-8-1870, d. 8-28- 1870) Albert Yester Stockard (b. 3-12-1873, d. 10-16-1873) John Franklin Stockard (b. 9-7- 1874, d. 9-6-1877) The only other child of JF and Nancy is Tomye Ella (b. 10-15-1882 (although the year may have been earlier, since the entry was made by Tomye herself, much after the fact), d. 12-about 20-1966). She is buried in Brinkley. Tomye was my grandmother. Other miscellaneous information: As I noted before, Nancy was known in the family as Ella. She was born ?-3-1843 (month is illegible), and she and JF were married 9- 26-1866. JR's name was James Rush. He was married to Eula Roles on 12-7-1897.I am the only living descendant of JF and Nancy, and I have no children, so interest in this is probably pretty limited.Thanks again for the information and for your work in entering all this information. The information on Mary Jane was especially interesting to me, because I have a record of her birth, but no record of her death, and I did not know anything about the details. Please feel free to use or not use any or all of the above as you see fit. Page 271 of 313 ` Regards, Paul Weissman.

Parents:James Ferdinand Stockard (1838 - 1915) Spouse: Eula Roles Stockard Children:John Franklin Stockard (1874 - 1877)* Siblings: Richard Lee Stockard (1869 - 1937) William Henry Stockard (1870 - 1870)* James Rush Stockard (1871 - 1903) Albert Yester Stockard (1873 - 1873)*Mary Jane Stockard (1877 - 1905)* Tomye Ella Stockard Hammon(1882-1966)

Stockard, John Franklin Child42246302 b. Sep. 7, 1874 d. Sep. 6, 1877 No Tombtone

Parents: James Rush Stockard (1871 - 1903) Eula Roles Stockard Siblings: Richard Lee Stockard (1869 - 1937)** William Henry Stockard (1870 - 1870)** Albert Yester Stockard (1873 - 1873)**John Franklin Stockard (1874 - 1877)

Stockard, Mary Jane 26036755 b. 1877 d. Sep. 7, 1905 No Tombstone-Obit: Miss Mary Jane Stockard, eldest daughter of Mr. & Mrs. J. F. Stockard, of this city, died at the family residence yesterday, Sep.7,1905, of nervous prostration, and was buried the same evening in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Rev. W. C. Davidson conducting the funeral ceremonies. Miss Stockard was 28 years of age, and had been an invalid for several years. She bore her afflictions patiently and passed away peacefully. Sep.8,1905-Forrest City Times Newspaper. First of all, I would like to thank you very much for what you have entered for the three Stockard graves in the Mt Vernon cemetery in Forrest City. Nancy (known as Ella in the family) is my great grandmother, J.R. (Rush) is my great uncle, and Mary Jane is my great aunt. I have a few additional details (dates of birth, marriage, etc) and some probable information on other Stockard graves in Mt Vernon. I was wondering how you obtained the obituaries from the Forrest City Times. Is there a newspaper archive that I could search on-line or did you find these in a local library? I would like to find any for the other family members, if I can. Thanks, and I'll be looking forward to hearing from you. Paul Weissmann

Parents:James Ferdinand Stockard (1838 - 1915) Nancy Elvira Stockard (1843 - 1914) Siblings: Richard Lee Stockard (1869 - 1937)**William Henry Stockard (1870 - 1870)**James Rush Stockard (1871 - 1903)**Albert Yester Stockard (1873 - 1873)**Mary Jane Stockard (1877 - 1905)

Stockard, Nancy Elvira, Mrs. 38583274 b. 1843 d. Jun. 8, 1914 No Tombstone-Obit: Death of Mrs.Stockard: The sad news reaches us just as we are closing our forms for this paper of the death of Mrs. Nancy Elvira, beloved wife of Mr. James F.S tockard, who died last night, June 18,1914, of old age and debility. She had been in failing health for several months, and passed away peacefully. The funeral took place from the family residence this afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev. F. W. Gee of the Page 272 of 313 ` Methodist church officiating, and the precious remains were laid to rest in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Mrs. Stockard was a kind and thoughtful neighbor, a true friend, a loving and dutiful wife and mother. She was highly esteemed by a large circle of friends here and elsewhere in the county. Hers was noble Christian character, and her place in the home and church and society can never be filled. She leaves a son, Mr. R. L. Stockard, and a daughter, "Miss Tommy", who is Mrs. Hammon of Brinkley. Forrest City Times Newspaper June 19,1914. First of all, I would like to thank you very much for what you have entered for the three Stockard graves in the Mt Vernon cemetery in Forrest City. Nancy (known as Ella in the family) is my great grandmother, J.R. (Rush) is my great uncle, and Mary Jane is my great aunt. James Ferdinand (JF) Stockard (b. 4-10-1838, d. 4-15-1915 As I noted before, Nancy was known in the family as Ella. She was born ?-3-1843 (month is illegible), and she and JF were married 9-26-1866. Paul Weissmann

Spouse:James Ferdinand Stockard (1838 - 1915) Children: Mary Jane Stockard (1877 - 1905)*Richard Lee Stockard (1869-1937) Tomye Stockard Hammon (1882-1966)

Stockard, Richard Lee 42246392 b. Sep. 14, 1869 d. Aug. 4, 1937 No Tombstone

Parents:James Ferdinand Stockard (1838 - 1915) Nancy Elvira Stockard (1843 - 1914) Siblings: Richard Lee Stockard (1869 - 1937) Tomye Stockard Hammon (1882-1966( William Henry Stockard (1870 - 1870)**James Rush Stockard (1871 - 1903)** Albert Yester Stockard (1873 - 1873)**Mary Jane Stockard (1877 - 1905)*

Stockard, William Henry 42246417 b. Aug. 8, 1870 d. Aug. 28, 1870 No Tombstone

Parents:James Ferdinand Stockard (1838 - 1915) Eula Roles Stockard Siblings: Richard Lee Stockard (1869 - 1937)**Tomye Stockard Hammon (1882-1966) William Henry Stockard (1870 - 1870) James Rush Stockard (1871 - 1903)**Albert Yester Stockard (1873 - 1873)*John Franklin Stockard (1874 - 1877)** Mary Jane Stockard (1877 - 1905)**

Stubbs, John L. 16436752

b. Mar. 16, 1904 d. Feb. 8, 1945 Tombstone-WW II Vet-Son of Lula Estelle Stubbs

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b. Apr. 4, 1873 d. Sep. 16, 1955 Tombstone-Next to Luther Stubbs-Widow in 1940 Census, HofH

Stubbs, Luther 16436754

b. Jul. 6, 1908 d. Feb. 3, 1955 Tombstone-Next to Eula Stubbs-On 1940 Census:HofH Wife Blanche b.1917

Sweet, Elizabeth Prewett, Mrs. 16436755

b. Jul. 28, 1891 d. May 15, 1967 Tombstone-Wife of Silvius Sweet-Obit: May 15,1967-Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Prewett Sweet, 75, who died Friday afternoon in Forrest Memorial Hospital, were held Sunday in the First Methodist Church. Rev. J. William Watson conducted the services, with burial in Mt. Vernon cemetery under direction of Stevens Funeral Home. Mrs. Sweet was born here July 28,1891, the daughter of Mrs. Mary Buford Prewett and Thomas Erastus Prewett. She was a lifelong resident of Forrest City and Widener. An active member of the First Methodist Church, she also was a member of the Delphian Club. Her husband, Emory Sweet, whom she married 50 years ago, died in 1946. Mrs. Sweet had been in failing health for over two years, and had been hospitalized for three weeks. She is survived by a brother, Walter A.Prewett of Forrest City, and many nieces and nephews. Forrest City Times-Herald

Parents:Thomas Erastus Prewett (1855 - 1935) Nancy Elizabeth Izard Prewett (1833 - 1888) Spouse:Silvius Emory Sweet (1880 - 1946)* Siblings: John Milton Prewett (1853 - 1943)**Mark Whitaker Prewett (1854 - 1904)**Thomas Erastus Prewett (1855 - 1935)**James Oscar Prewett (1866 - ____)**John Oscar Prewett (1866 - 1911)** Elise Prewett Beck (1883 - 1906)** Henry Colson Prewett (1885 - 1890)**Emma Prewett Collier (1887 - 1970)**Elizabeth Prewett Sweet (1891 - 1967) Walter Albert Prewett (1894 - 1974)** Page 274 of 313 `

Sweet, Headstone 16436756 b. unknown d. unknown

Sweet, Mary Greene, Mrs. 16436757

b. Sep. 10, 1913 d. Dec. 21, 2003 Tombstone-Wife of Webb Sweet-Obit: Mrs. Mary Greene Sweet, age 90, of Forrest City, died Sunday, Dec. 21, 2003.Mrs. Sweet was born Sept. 20, 1913, in Forrest City, the daughter of the late William Allen and Johnnie Horney Greene. She was a lifelong member of the First United Methodist Church where she remained active as pianist for the Philathea Sunday School Class and was a member of the afternoon circle. Mrs. Sweet was a member of the Forrest City Junior Auxiliary, a charter member of the Musical Coterie and a charter member of the Chapter BF of P.E.O. sisterhood.She was preceded in death by her husband, Webb Sweet in 1994. Mrs. Sweet is survived by two sons, Walter Sweet and Billy Sweet, both of Forrest City; two daughters, Martha Gandy of Forrest City and Margie Walker of Birmingham, Ala., 11 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 23, at the First United Methodist Church in Forrest City. Burial will follow in the Mt. Vernon Cemetery under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home-

Parents:William Allen Greene (1879 - 1917) Johnnie Horney Greene (1881 - 1963) Spouse:Webb Sweet (1913 - 1994)*Children:Walter Webb Sweet (1944 - 2015)*Billy Sweet/Martha Sweet Gandy/Margie Sweet Walker

Sweet, Silvius Emory, Jr 16436758

b. Sep. 9, 1880 d. Dec. 26, 1946 Tombstone see Elizabeth

Parents:Silvius Emory Sweet (1843 - 1921) Emma Paine Sweet (1846 - 1930) Spouse: Elizabeth Prewett Sweet (1891 - 1967) Siblings:Walter Sweet (1869 - 1924)*Mary Laura Sweet (1871 - 1950)* Augustus Garland Sweet (1875 - 1951)* Silvius Emory Sweet (1880 - 1946) Emma Paine Sweet Rambo (1886 - 1966)*

Sweet, Walter Webb 153803196 b. Dec. 31, 1944 d. Oct. 14, 2015 No Tombstone-Obit: Mr. Walter Webb Sweet age 70, of Forrest City, Arkansas died at his home on Wednesday October 14, 2015. Mr. Sweet was born December 31, 1944 in Memphis. He was the son of Webb and Mary Greene Sweet. He was a retired farmer and a member of the First United Methodist Church. Mr. Sweet was an avid golfer and Razorback fan. He managed the Forrest City Country Club four-ball tournaments for 20 years, was a Page 275 of 313 ` choir member at church, showed Tennessee walking horses and enjoyed gardening and cooking. Mr. Sweet is survived by a daughter Missy Sweet Tiller and husband Tommy of Fayetteville, Arkansas; a son Douglas Sweet and wife Molly of Collierville, Tennessee; two sisters Martha Gandy and husband O.J. of Forrest City and Margie Walker and husband Wallace of Birmingham, Alabama; a brother Billy Sweet and wife Judy of Forrest City; four grandchildren Alex and Ellie Tiller and Charlie and Meg Sweet. Along with the mother of his children Joyce Sweet. Several nieces and nephews also survive him. Funeral services will be held Saturday, October 17, 2015 at 10:30 a.m. at the First United Methodist Church. Burial will follow at Mt. Vernon Cemetery. The family request memorials be made to the church of a charity of ones choice. Visit online registry at stevensfuneralhome.net. Under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents:Webb Sweet (1913 - 1994) Mary Greene Sweet (1913 - 2003) Spouse:Joyce Sweet Siblings:Martha Sweet Gandy/Margie Sweet Walker/Billy Sweet Children:Missy Sweet Tiller/Douglas Sweet

Sweet, Webb 16436759

b. Jul. 14, 1913 d. Jun. 1, 1994 Tombstone

Parents:Walter Sweet (1869 - 1924) Edith West Sweet (1881 - 1951) Spouse:Mary Greene Sweet (1913 - 2003) Children:Walter Webb Sweet (1944 - 2015)* Martha Sweet Gandy/Billy Sweet/Margie Sweet Walker Siblings:Walter McCrary Sweet (1906 - 1907)* Webb Sweet (1913 - 1994) Lockhart Sweet (1915 - 1973)*

Taylor, Anita Sue Patterson, Mrs. 185533257 b. Jul. 22, 1942 d. unknown Tombstone see husband-Wife of James Walter Taylor-Living

Spouse:James Walter Taylor (1934 - 2007)

Taylor, George Pressley, Jr 152694166 b. 1887 d. Dec. 14, 1938 No Tombstone-Married June 1, 1910 to Mary Jane Mallory

Parents:George Pressley Taylor (1850 - 1902) Alice I. Koonce Taylor (1850 - 1914) Spouse:Mary Jane Mallory Taylor (1883 - 1972)* Children: Mary Louise Taylor Rogers (____ - 1990)* Infant Son Taylor (1912 - 1912)* George Pressley Taylor (1912 - 1973)*Siblings:Edgar P. Taylor (1874 - 1935)*Walter Rhoderick Taylor (1878 - 1913)*Norma Page 276 of 313 ` A. Taylor Pyle (1882 - 1970)*Nannie Taylor Ivey (1886 - 1920)* George Pressley Taylor (1887 - 1938)

Taylor, Infant Son 16436760

b. Oct. 2, 1912 d. Oct. 2, 1912 Tombstone

Parents:George Pressley Taylor (1887 - 1938) Mary Jane Mallory Taylor (1883 - 1972) Siblings:Mary Louise Taylor Rogers (____ - 1990) Infant Son Taylor (1912 - 1912) George Pressley Taylor (1912 - 1973)*

Taylor, James Walter 185533194

b. Feb. 28, 1934 d. Jun. 24, 2007 Tombstone-Per obit of son, Anita Sue is step mother to him. His mother was Georgia A. Gill-Children per son’s obit also. His mother might be Georgia Atkins Gill b.1933 as wife of Daniel Bascom Gill, in Nesbit cemetery in Hernando, Mississippi

Spouse:Anita Sue Patterson Taylor (1942 - ____)* Georgia A. Gill Children:James Walter Taylor, Jr. (1955-2008) two brothers, George Taylor of Flora, Miss and Gregory Taylor of Nesbit, Miss.; a stepbrother, Darrel Wayne May of San Diego, Calif.; a step-sister Mary Alissa Varnadoe of Memphis

Taylor, Mary Jane Mallory, Mrs. 16436761

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b. May 29, 1883 d. Mar. 12, 1972 Tombstone-Wife of George Pressley Taylor,Jr. Obit: Mrs. Mary Taylor, 88, who had been a resident of Crestpark here died early Monday morning, Mar.12,1972, at Forrest Memorial Hospital. She was born May 29,1883 in Forrest City, the daughter of Mrs. Cornelia Laughinghouse Mallory and George B. Mallory. Mrs. Taylor left Forrest City 25 years ago and lived in Memphis until returning here about eight years ago. She was a housewife and a member of the First Methodist Church here. She was married to George P. Taylor over 62 years ago in 1910. He preceded her in death in 1929. She leaves one son, George P. Taylor,III, of Knoxville, Tenn.;one daughter, Mrs. Mary Louise Taylor Rogers of Memphis; five grandchildren and eight grandchildren. Burial by Stevens FH in Mt. Vernon. Taylor, George P.age 23 M.1910-06-01 Spouse:> Malloy Mary 23 K-528 Married 1910-In 1940 census, may be living in Telico Township, Widow. Living alone.

Parents:George B. Mallory (1849 - 1912) Cornelia M. Laughinghouse Mallory (1851 - 1924) Spouse:George Pressley Taylor (1887 - 1938) Children:Mary Louise Taylor Rogers (____ - 1990) Infant Son Taylor (1912 - 1912)* George Pressley Taylor III (1912 - 1973)* Siblings:Claudia Mallory Buford (1876 - 1949)* Mary Jane Mallory Taylor (1883 - 1972) Bert Mallory (1893 - 1946)*

Taylor, Oda Lee 16436762 b. unknown d. Apr. 28, 1913 No Tombstone

Teel, Charles Wesley 16436763

b. Dec. 2, 1822 d. Aug. 9, 1868 Page 278 of 313 ` Tombstone-Notes: Charles Wesley Teel is my Great-Grandfather's brother. Their father, John C. Teel, of Marshall County, MS bought a farm/plantation in County in the late 1850's. He sent Charles Wesley there to oversee the operation. The other two sons, P. M. and James E., stayed in Marshall Co., MS. John C. Teel's memorial is #64570499 and P. M.'s memorial is #59855649. No memorial for James E. 1860 United States Federal Census about Charles N Teed Name: Charles N Teed [Charles N Teel]Age in 1860: 39 Birth Year: abt 1821 Birthplace: Tennessee Home in 1860: Franks, St Francis, Arkansas Gender: Male Post Office: Madison Household Members: Name Age Charles N Teed 39 Amanda G Teed 30 John W Teed 16 Isabella A Teed 11 Per Public Tree on Ancestry.com: Tom and Kathy Jackson Families Tree March 23,1843 Age: 20 Marriage to Amanda F Holland Fayette County, Tenn. Per Martha Fant.

Spouse & Children:Amanda F Holland 1825 –Children: John W Teel 1844 – Isabella Amanda Teel 1850 –

Thomas, Otis 16436764 b. unknown d. Apr. 1, 1912 No Tombstone

Thompson, Beverly I. Turner, Mrs. 16436769 b. Dec. 31, 1934 d. unknown Tombstone-Wife of Ralph Thompson-Living

Spouse: Ralph W. Thompson (1931-2000) Children:John W. Thompson/Cheryl Thompson Daniels

Thompson, E. Flanders "Leander" 16436768

b. Sep. 18, 1897 d. Jul. 17, 1949 Tombstone

Spouse:Ethel Mae Gill Thompson (1902 - 1958) Children: Elmer Eugene Thompson (1920 - 2012)*Hazel Tolice Thompson Martin (1922 - 2010)* Francis William Thompson (1924 - 1982)* Marion Wilford Thompson (1925 - 2006)*Mildred Louise Thompson Dunn (1927 - 1999)*

Thompson, Elmer Eugene "Bo" 85248369

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b. Jul. 5, 1920 d. Feb. 19, 2012 Tombstone-Picture-WW II Vet-Obit: Elmer "Bo" Thompson A celebration of the "Home Going" of Bo Thompson was held at Ridgewood Baptist Church under the direction of Kernodle Funeral Home. Burial was in Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City, Arkansas. Mr. Thompson was born on July 5, 1920, to Flanders and Ethel Gill Thompson and was welcomed home by his Heavenly Father Sunday, February 19, 2012 at the age of 91 years 6 months and 14 days. He was married to Roxie Ann Troy Thompson on June 7, 1945 and three children were born to that union, Eugene, Carl and Billy Thompson. The couple also raised two nieces, Naomi and Nona Mae Huskisson. On September 8, 1967 Bo and Clara Fay Smith Thompson were married. Mr. Thompson worked as a carpenter with his father until entering the Navy in June, 1943. After the war he returned to Forrest City and began working as a Grocer with Broadway Grocery, Thompson's Grocery on North Division and later on South Division. After retiring from the grocery business, he took up carpentry again, working until just a few years ago. Mr. Thompson loved his church and served faithfully in various capacities, notably as a Sunday School teacher for over 50 years. He played on the church softball team until he was well into his seventies. He loved singing and playing his guitar. The last few years he and a group of friends made visits twice a week to local nursing homes singing and playing for, and with, the residents. Mr. Thompson is preceded in death by his parents, first wife, Roxie Ann Troy Thompson; two brothers, Francis (Dougie) Thompson and Marion (Wilfred) Thompson; two sisters, Hazel Martin and Mildred Dunn; step son Larry Smith; grandson Steven Carl Thompson; and great grandsons, Nathan Thompson and James Brock. Mr. Thompson is survived by his wife Clara; sons, Eugene Thompson and wife Linda of Ardmore, OK; Carl Thompson and wife Lee of Bay Minette, AL; Billy Thompson and wife Karen of Forrest City; step-children, Lola Ponder and husband Elmer of Colt; Charlotte Barnette of Wynne; Sharon Hillis and husband Gary of West Memphis, David Smith and wife Evelyn of Crestview, FL; Christopher Smith of Santa Rosa, CA; Belinda Hollis and husband Bobby of Cherokee Village, AR; beloved nieces Naomi Thomas and Nona Edwards and husband Jim, both of Mountain View, AR; 21 grandchildren and 50 great grandchildren. Kernodle Funeral Home obits, Feb. 20, 2012.

Parents: E. Flanders Thompson (1897 - 1949) Ethel Mae Gill Thompson (1902 - 1958) Spouses: Roxie Ann Troy Thompson (1927 - 1967) Clara Fay Smith Worley Thompson (1927 - 2012)* Siblings: Elmer Eugene Thompson (1920 - 2012) Hazel Tolice Thompson Martin (1922 - 2010)* Francis William Thompson (1924 - 1982)* Marion Wilford Thompson (1925 - 2006)* Mildred Louise Thompson Dunn (1927 - 1999)*

Thompson, Ethel Mae Gill, Mrs. 16436765 b. Sep. 21, 1902 d. Mar. 25, 1958 Tombstone see husband-Wife of E. Flanders Thompson

Page 280 of 313 ` Parents: Green Embry Gill (1866 - 1937) Georgia Ann Pinkston Gill (1876 - 1947) Spouse: E. Flanders Thompson (1897 - 1949)*Children: Elmer Eugene Thompson (1920 - 2012)*Hazel Tolice Thompson Martin (1922 - 2010)* Francis William Thompson (1924 - 1982)* Marion Wilford Thompson (1925 - 2006)*Mildred Louise Thompson Dunn (1927 - 1999)*Siblings: Ora Lee Gill McAlexander (1896 - 1980)** Ethel Mae Gill Thompson (1902 - 1958) John Hazel Gill (1908 - 1957)*

Thompson, Francis William 16436766

b. Aug. 31, 1924 d. Dec. 23, 1982 Tombstone-WW II/Korea Vet

Parents:E. Flanders Thompson (1897 - 1949) Ethel Mae Gill Thompson (1902 - 1958) Spouse: Melvie Virginia Akes Thielke (1928 - 1988)* Children: Marion Virginia Thompson (1946 - 1947)*Siblings: Elmer Eugene Thompson (1920 - 2012)* Hazel Tolice Thompson Martin (1922 - 2010)* Francis William Thompson (1924 - 1982) Marion Wilford Thompson (1925 - 2006)* Mildred Louise Thompson Dunn (1927 - 1999)*

Thompson, Hilda Victoria Cash, Mrs. 171587494

b. Jul. 25, 1879 d. May 29, 1964 Tombstone-Wife of William Marvin Thompson

Spouse: William Marvin Thompson (1869 - 1966) Children: Ida Belle Thompson Snodgrass (1895 - 1979)* Lester Phillip Thompson (1918 - 1997)* Lother Paul Thompson (1918 - 1991) Venora Thompson Britton

Thompson, Lother Paul 16436767

b. Jul. 4, 1918 d. Aug. 14, 1991 Page 281 of 313 ` Tombstone- Obituary:Mr. Lother Paul Thompson, Crestpartk Nursing Home, Forrest City, died Aug. 14,1991, he was 73. He was born July 4, 1918 in Colt to Rev. W. M. Thompson ans Hilda Virginia Cash. He lived in Co. most of his life where he was a Baptist. He is survived by two sisters, Mildred Thompson Rowland, Forrest City, and Venora Thompson Britton, Caldwell; a brother, Lester Thompson of Arab, Alabama; and a host of nieces and nephews. Graveside services at Mr. Vernon Cemetery by Stevens FH on August 17.

Parents:Rev. William Marvin Thompson (1869 - 1966) Hilda Victoria Cash Thompson (1879 - 1964) Siblings: Ida Belle Thompson Snodgrass (1895 - 1979)* Mildred W. Thompson Rowland (1909 - 2002)** Lester Phillip Thompson (1918 - 1997)*Lother Paul Thompson (1918 - 1991) Venora Thompson Britton/ Lavenia Thompson Dice/Lola Thompson Steadman

Thompson, Louise Richardson, Mrs. 43409921 b. Dec. 25, 1923 d. Feb. 8, 1972 No Tombstone-Wife of Rev. Marion Thompson-Obit: Feb.8,1972-Mrs. Louise Thompson, 48, of Forrest City, died Tuesday afternoon at Forrest Memorial Hospital. She had been seriously ill and a patient in the hospital since December of last year. Mrs. Thompson was born Dec.25,1923, in County and was the daughter of Mrs. Blanche Lampkins and Noah Richardson. She had spent her life in and around Forrest City. Mrs.Thompson worked as a seamstress at Reltoc here in Forrest City. She was a member of the Chatfield Baptist Church in Chatfield. She leaves her husband, Rev. Wilford M. Thompson, whom she married in 1946; one son, Richard D. Richardson of Forrest City; her mother. Burial in Mt.Vernon Cemetery. Forrest City Times-Herald

Parents: Noah Richardson/Mrs. Blanche Lampkins Spouse:Rev. Marion Wilford Thompson (1925 - 2006) Child:Richard D. Richardson

Thompson, Rev. Marion Wilford 16436770 b. Sep. 26, 1925 d. Oct. 9, 2006 No Tombstone-Obit: Bro. Marion Wilford Thompson, age 81, died Monday, Oct. 9, 2006, at Methodist Hospital in Memphis. Bro. Thompson was born, Sept. 26, 1925, and was the son of Flanders Thompson and Ethel Mae Gill Thompson. He was a minister, a carpenter and a member of the Madison Baptist Church . He is survived by a brother, Elmer 'Bo' Thompson of Forrest City; a sister, Hazel Martin of Widener and several other relatives and friends. Funeral services for Bro. Thompson will be held on Thursday, Oct. 12, 2006, at 2 p.m. at Morgan Chapel with Bro. Charles Flowers and Bro. Gary Malone officiating. Burial will follow in Mt. Vernon Cemtery in Forrest City under the direction of Morgan Funeral Home.Published: 2006-10-10

Parents: E. Flanders Thompson (1897 – 1949) Ethel Mae Gill Thompson (1902 - 1958) Spouse: Louise Richardson Thompson (1923 - 1972)* Siblings: Elmer Eugene Thompson (1920 - 2012)* Hazel Tolice Thompson Martin (1922 - 2010)* Francis William Thompson (1924 - 1982)* Marion Wilford Thompson (1925 - 2006) Mildred Louise Thompson Dunn (1927 - 1999)*

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Thompson, Ralph W. 16436771

b. Aug. 28, 1931 d. Oct. 15, 2000 Tombstone-Obit: Mr. Ralph W. Thompson of Forrest City died Sunday, Oct. 15, 2000, at his home. He was 69. Mr. Thompson was born Aug. 28, 1931, in England, Ark. He was the son of John M. Thompson and Mary Sherman Thompson. He was a graduate of Dyess High School. Mr. Thompson was a school administrator and former coach, and had coached at Vanndale, McCrory, Hughes and Wilson. He was presently the purchasing agent for the Forrest City Public Schools. He was a member of the Lindauer Road Church of Christ, School Masters Association and was a Sunday School teacher. Mr. Thompson was married to Beverly Turner in 1955. She survives him along with one son, John W. Thompson of Fayetteville; one daughter, Cheryl Daniels of Conway; one sister, Nita Barnes of Nashville, Tenn., and four grandchildren. Funeral services for Mr. Thompson will be held at the Lindauer Road Church of Christ on Tuesday, Oct. 17, 2000, at 10 a.m. Joe Arnold and Rex Darling will officiate the service with burial following at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents: John M. Thompson/Mary Sherman Thompson Spouse:Beverly I. Turner Thompson (1934 - ____) Children:John W. Thompson/Cheryl Thompson Daniels Sibling: Nita Barnes

Thompson, Roxie Ann Troy, Mrs. 16436772 b. Jul. 18, 1927 d. Jan. 27, 1967 Tombstone-Wife of Elmer Thompson

Spouse: Elmer Eugene Thompson (1920 - 2012)*Children: sons, Eugene Thompson and wife Linda of Ardmore, OK; Carl Thompson and wife Lee of Bay Minette, AL; Billy Thompson and wife Karen of Forrest City

Thompson, William M "Bill" 185403336

b. Dec. 9, 1892 d. Aug. 14, 1969

Tombstone

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Thompson, Rev. William Marvin 16436773

b. Nov. 9, 1869 d. Jul. 10, 1966

Tombstone see Hilda-Obit: Rev. Thompson Dies; Services To Be Tuesday. Funeral services for Rev. William M. Thompson, 96, who died at his home at 1524 East Broadway Sunday morning after a long illness, will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Beck's Spur Baptist Church west of Forrest City. Rev. Fred Sudduth and Rev. T. R. Hammons will conduct the services. Burial will be in Mr. Vernon Cemetery under direction of Stevens Funeral Home. Reverend Thompson was born in Union Grove, Ala., on Nov. 9, 1869. He had been a resident of the Forrest City area since 1908. He had been a Baptist preacher all of his life and had organized 24 Baptist churches. He was a former pastor of Riverside and Beck's Baptist churches. His wife, Mrs. Victoria Cash Thompson, died in 1964. The couple had 11 children, four of whom preceded him in death. Survivors include two sons, Lester Thompson of Arab, Ala., and Paul Thompson of Forrest City; five daughters, Mrs. Ida Belle Snodgrass of Peoria, Ill., Mrs. Venora Britton of Caldwell, Mrs. Lavenia Dice of Pine Bluff, Mrs. Mildred Rowland of Forrest City, and Mrs. Lola Steadman of Fayetteville, Tenn.; a brother, John Henry Thompson of Lawrenceburg, Tenn.; 59 grandchildren, 144 great-grand- children and 2 great-great-grandchildren.- Brenda Huntley Added: 11/6/2007 Forrest City Times Herald

Spouse: Hilda Victoria Cash Thompson (1879 - 1964)*Children: Ida Belle Thompson Snodgrass (1895 - 1979)* Mildred W. Thompson Rowland (1909 - 2002)* Lother Paul Thompson (1918 - 1991)* Lester Phillip Thompson (1918 - 1997)*Venora Thompson Britton/ Lavenia Thompson Dice/Lola Thompson Steadman Sibling:John Henry Thompson

Towns, Evelyn Elizabeth Brown, Mrs. 16436774

b. Nov. 20, 1912 d. Mar. 9, 2001 Tombstone-Wife of Homer Towns-Obit: Mrs. Evelyn Elizabeth Brown Towns, age 88, of Forrest City, died Friday, March 9, 2001, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Forrest City.Mrs. Towns was born on Nov. 20, 1912, in Brinkley. She was the daughter of Walter Stuart Brown and Elva McLain Brown. Mrs. Towns was a teacher and served as librarian at Forrest City High School. She served in the Garden Club, taught Sunday School, was a member of the First United Methodist Church and organized the first interdenominational Bible study group in Forrest City.Mrs. Towns married Homer Grant Towns in 1936 and he preceded her in death in 1998. She is survived by a son, Dr. Walter Stuart Towns of Boone, N.C.; a sister, Vera Margaret Brown Dinning of Helena and two grandchildren.Funeral services for Mrs. Towns will be held Tuesday, March 13, 2001, at 10:30 a.m., at the First United Methodist Church in Forrest City, with the Rev. Rex Darling officiating. Burial will follow in Mt. Vernon Cemetery under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home. Page 284 of 313 `

Parents: Walter Stuart Brown (1888 - 1967) Elva McLain Brown (1889 - 1958) Spouse: Homer Grant Towns (1905 - 1998)*Sibling: Evelyn Elizabeth Brown Towns (1912 - 2001) Vera Margaret Brown Dinning (1920 - 2010)* Children:Walter Stuart Towns

Towns, Homer Grant 16436775

b. Nov. 15, 1905 d. Sep. 1, 1998 Tombstone-1954 Bio: Mr. Homer C. Towns, who moved here about six years ago, is a very important person with his position with Woodruff Electric Cooperative as Director of Electrified Farming and Public Relations. He was born in Livingston, Texas, on Nov.15,1905, the son of the late Walter W. and Terra Ann (Wright) Towns of La Mesa, Texas. After graduation from the North Texas State High School, he received his B.S.Degree at North Texas State College in 1933, and then a Master's Degree in 1934 at Texas A & M, where he also taught, and has been employed with the Soil Conservation Service of Texas and and as a Farm Representative for the National Bank of Eastern Arkansas for about two years. On Nov.26,1936, he married Miss Evelyn Brown, daughter of Walter Stuart and Elva (McLain) Brown of Brinkley, and to this union was born one son, Walter Stuart Towns. He is a member of the First Methodist Church, has been President of the Rotary Club, a member of the Chamber of Commerce and serves on several civic organizations. He also operates a farm located six miles northeast of Forrest City on Crowley's Ridge. [1954 History of St.Francis County]

Parents: Walter Warren Towns (1878 - 1951) Teresa Ann Wright Towns (1880 - 1945) Spouse: Evelyn Elizabeth Brown Towns (1912 - 2001) Siblings: Maurine T Towns Tidmore (1903 - 1994)* Homer Grant Towns (1905 - 1998) George W Towns (1908 - 2001)* John Lee Towns (1910 - 1986)* Willie Carson Towns (1913 - 1998)* Lillie Mae Towns Chitwood (1913 - 2004)* Fox Campell Towns (1916 - 2003)*Childen: Walter Stuart Towns

Tracy, Headstone 16436776

b. unknown d. unknown

Tracy, James Lloyd 16436777

b. May 28, 1927 d. Jul. 16, 1981 Tombstone-Korea Vet

Page 285 of 313 ` Parents: Lon C. Tracy (1884 - 1957) Pearl Adair Tracy (1889 - 1971) Siblings: Aubrey Eugene Tracy (1912 - 2003)* Nina Lorene Tracy Brown (1915 - 1993)*James Lloyd Tracy (1927 - 1981) Ronald Edward Tracy (1929 - 2010)* Darnell Tracy/Bernard Tracy/Ernestine Tracy Everett/Ann Tracy Bender/Betty Jean Tracy Brown

Tracy, Lon C. 16436778

b. 1884 d. 1957 Tombstone

Spouse: Pearl Adair Tracy (1889 - 1971) Children: Aubrey Eugene Tracy (1912 - 2003)* Nina Lorene Tracy Brown (1915 - 1993)*Ronald Edward Tracy (1929 - 2010)* Darnell Tracy/Bernard Tracy/James Lloyd Tracy (1927-1981)/Ernestine Tracy Everett/Ann Tracy Bender/Betty Jean Tracy Brown

Tracy, Pearl Adair, Mrs. 16436779 b. Dec. 14, 1889 d. Feb., 1971 Tombstone see husband-Wife of Lon Tracy-Obit: Mrs. Pearl Tracy, Rt. 1, Forrest City, died Sunday at the Forrest Hospital. Mrs. Tracy, 79, had suffered a stroke two weeks ago. Born December 14, 1891 in Huntsville, Alabama, she was the daughter of Lucy Ragsdale Adair and Jack Adair. A Methodist, Mrs. Tracy was marrried to Lon Tracy. Survivors include five sons, Aubrey Tracy, of Dundee, Illinois, Darnell Tracy of Elgin, Illinois, Bernard Tracy of Forrest City, James Lloyd Tracy of Elgin, Illinois, and Ronald Tracy also of Elgin, Illinois; four daughters, Mrs. Lorene Brown of Forrest City, Mrs. Ernestine Everett of Memphis, Mrs. Ann Bender, Pasadena, Cali., Mrs. Betty Jean Brown of S. Elgin, Illinois; four brothers, Owen Adair of Forrest City, Andrew Adair of Orange Grove, California, William Adair of San Diego, California, and Fred Adair of Fresno, California; 16 grandchildren and 6 great- grandchildren. Funeral Services for Mrs. Tracy will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Stevens Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Bobby Parker in charge of services. Burial will follow in Mt. Vernon Cemetery

Parents: Jack Adair/Lucy Ragsdale Adair Spouse:Lon C. Tracy (1884 - 1957)*Children: Aubrey Eugene Tracy (1912 - 2003)* Nina Lorene Tracy Brown (1915 - 1993)*Ronald Edward Tracy (1929 - 2010)* Darnell Tracy/Bernard Tracy/James Lloyd Tracy (1927- 1981)/Ernestine Tracy Everett/Ann Tracy Bender/Betty Jean Tracy Brown/Siblings:Andrew Adair/Owen Adair/William Adair/Fred Adair

Tracy, Ronald Edward, Sr 53580967

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b. Jun. 23, 1929 d. Jun. 3, 2010 Tombstone-Korea Vet-Obit: Mr. Ronald Edward Tracy Sr. of Cape Girardeau, Missouri died Thursday, June 3, 2010. Mr. Tracy was born June 23, 1929 in Forrest City, Arkansas. He was the son of Lon C. Tracy and Pearl Adair Tracy. Mr. Tracy was a meat packer, union steel worker and a Veteran of the Army. Mr. Tracy is survived by a son, Ronald E. Tracy Jr. of Friedheim, Missouri; 2 stepsons, Norman Dale Wright Jr. of Rockton, Illinois and Gary Steven Wright of Malden, Missouri; a stepdaughter, Deborah Flannery of Bernie, Missouri; a sister, Betty Jean Brown of Logan, New Mexico. He also survived by one granddaughter Becka Lea Tracy. Services will be held Saturday, June 12, 2010 at 11:00 a.m. at Stevens Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Visitation will be from 9 to 11 before the service Saturday. Visit online registry at stevensfuneralhome.net. Under the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.

Parents: Lon C. Tracy (1884 - 1957) Pearl Adair Tracy (1889 - 1971) Siblings: Aubrey Eugene Tracy (1912 - 2003)* Nina Lorene Tracy Brown (1915 - 1993)* James Lloyd Tracy (1927 - 1981)* Ronald Edward Tracy (1929 - 2010) Darnell Tracy/Bernard Tracy/Ernestine Tracy Everett/Ann Tracy Bender/Betty Jean Tracy Brown/Siblings:Andrew Adair/Owen Adair/William Adair/Fred Adair Child:Ronald E. Tracy, Jr.

Tully, Edward James 16436780

b. Jul. 18, 1877 d. May 31, 1961 Tombstone-Notes: Please correct this memorial. Catherine L. Tully was Edward Tully's full sibling, not his half-sibling. Claude and Bartlett were half-siblings to both Edward and Catherine through their father, Christopher Tully. Per Paul Ward, March 2016.

Parents: Christopher J. Tully (1854 - 1929) Kate Pender Tully (1856 - 1877) Spouse: Eva McBee Tully (1889 - 1962)* Children: Eva Mae Tully Batts (1908 - 1997)*Katie Tully (1909 - 1992)* Edna Ruth Tully Bodry (1911 - 1991)* William Christopher Tully (1917 - 1918)* Luther F Tully (1919 - 1989)* Martha Jean Tully Dean (1928 - 2012)*Siblings: Catherine L. Tully (1875 - 1969)* Edward James Tully (1877 - 1961) Bartlett Christopher Tully (1886 - 1967)** Claude Joseph Tully (1891 - 1948)**

Tully, Eva McBee, Mrs. 16436781

b. Sep. 26, 1889 d. Mar. 24, 1962 Page 287 of 313 ` Tombstone see husband-Wife of Edward Tully

Spouse: Edward James Tully (1877 - 1961) Children:Eva Mae Tully Batts (1908 - 1997)* Katie Tully (1909 - 1992)* Edna Ruth Tully Bodry (1911 - 1991)* William Christopher Tully (1917 - 1918)* Luther F Tully (1919 - 1989)* Martha Jean Tully Dean (1928 - 2012)*

Tully, Katie 16436782

b. Dec. 4, 1909 d. Aug. 14, 1992

Tombstone with William Christopher

Parents: Edward James Tully (1877 - 1961) Eva McBee Tully (1889 - 1962) Siblings: Eva Mae Tully Batts (1908 - 1997)* Katie Tully (1909 - 1992) Edna Ruth Tully Bodry (1911 - 1991)* William Christopher Tully (1917 - 1918) Luther F Tully (1919 - 1989)* Martha Jean Tully Dean (1928 - 2012)*

Tully, William Christopher 16436783

b. Nov. 20, 1917 d. Jan. 1, 1918 Tombstone with Katie

Parents: Edward James Tully (1877 - 1961) Eva McBee Tully (1889 - 1962) Siblings: Eva Mae Tully Batts (1908 - 1997)* Katie Tully (1909 - 1992) Edna Ruth Tully Bodry (1911 - 1991)* William Christopher Tully (1917 - 1918) Luther F Tully (1919 - 1989)* Martha Jean Tully Dean (1928 - 2012)*

Turner, Charles Thomas 16436784

b. Jun. 3, 1909 d. Sep. 22, 1992 Page 288 of 313 ` Tombstone-WW II Vet-Obit: Mr. Charles Thomas Turner of Forrest City, died Sep.22,1992 at his home, he was 83;born Jun.3,1909 in Warren, the son of Tobe and Mary Will Turner; He had lived in Forrest City for the past 47 years. He was founder and President of Material Co. and a Navy veteran of WW II; he was a member of the Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church. Survived by his wife, Virginia Parker Turner of the home;two sons, Charles Nicholas Turner of Winchester, Tenn., and Lin Parker Turner of San Francisco, Calif, and three grandchildren. Graveside at Mt. Vernon Cem. under direction of Stevens FH with Rev. Ron Stone presiding. He also was a major developer of real estate on the west bank of Crow Creek. He was a gentleman and a great friend to my family. Paul V. Isbell-On 1910 Census, Bradley Co. Father Charles age 28 Ark Mary W Turner WifeF 24 Ark Louise Turner Daughter F 5 Ark Dorothy Turner Daughter F 3 Ark Charles ? Turner Jr. Son M 0 Ark

Parents: Charles Tobe Turner (1881-1957) FAG 133515067/ Mary Will Turner Spouse: Virginia Parker Turner Children: Charles Nicholas “Nick”Turner/Lin Parker Turner

Turner, Headstone 16436785

b. unknown d. unknown

Twist, Martha Ree Belshe, Mrs. 185407295

b. Sep. 22, 1930 d. May 3, 2018 Tombstone-Wife of Rex Twist Obit: Martha Ree Belshe Twist (87) passed away in Memphis, TN on May 3, 2018. Her parents Edwin Baird Belshe and Ree Landers McKee Belshe moved to eastern Arkansas from Chicago, IL in 1923 to oversee the family farm near Round Pond, AR. Her childhood was spent on Belswood Farm. She graduated from Forrest City High School and attended Stephens Collage in Columbia, MO. In 1948, Martha Ree married Reginald (Rex) Bond Twist and they resided at Belswood where they raised two children and were engaged in the Twist and Belshe family farming operations located in Mississippi and Guatemala. She was a member of the Forrest City Junior Auxiliary, PEO Sisterhood, Chapter BF, and the Garden Gate Garden Club, where she served in various positions of leadership. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church. Throughout her life, Martha Ree maintained the many cherished friendships that began in her childhood. She was known for her grace, quick wit, poise, artistic creativity and welcoming smile. She generously gave her love to her family and many friends. Martha Ree continued the tradition her parents began of hosting wonderful gatherings with family and friends at their home. She and Rex enjoyed entertaining family and friends at the Twist family home on Eden Isle near Heber Page 289 of 313 ` Springs, AR. They moved to Forrest City and enjoyed 14 years living in the Edgewood neighborhood. She and Rex relocated to Memphis, TN in 2004, where she continued to be active in various organizations devoted to the art of flower arranging. Later in life she acquired a keen interest in photography, yet another expression of her many artistic talents. With years of training, she achieved National Garden Clubs Master Flower Show Judge Accreditation. She traveled the region serving as judge for countless flower shows. She was active in writing flower show schedules, entering arrangements and going home with blue ribbons and Best in Show awards, She was active in the Interpreter’s Study Club, TN District 1 Flower Show Judges Council, Ikebana International Chapter Bamboo #44, and Kennedy View Garden Club. In 2008, Rex, her devoted husband of 59 years, preceded her in death. In 2008, she married Alfred (Al) Nimocks. Their marriage joined two families, forming enriching family ties. She is survived by her son, Edwin (Eddie) Belshe Twist (Gigi Gilbreath) and daughter, Linda Twist Hill along with two grandchildren, Catherine (Kaki) Twist Burgess (Phil), and Harry (Hank) Hill IV and sister-in-law, Helen Twist Thomas. She is also survived by Al’s children, Byron (Emilie), Madge (David), and Mallory (Carla) and grandchildren Rylan, Ned, Nealy, Caroline (Pete), Eloise, Larke, and Maggie.In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital Art Fund or First United Methodist Church of Forrest City, AR. A celebration of her life will be held Monday, May 7th at 4 PM at the Memphis Botanic Garden (750 Cherry Road, 38117). Stevens Funeral Home (Forrest City) is in charge of arrangements. Visit online registry at stevensfuneralhome.net.

Parents: Edwin Baird Belshe (1901 - 1986) Ree (Rhea) McKee Belshe (1902 - 1976) Spouse: Rex Bond Twist (1926 - 2008) Alfred Nimocks Children:Edwin Belshe Twist/Linda Twist Hill

Twist, Reginald “Rex” Bond 185407252 b. Jul. 3, 1926 d. May 1, 2008 Tombstone see wife-WW II Vet Obit-of Memphis, Formerly of Twist and Forrest City- Parents: He was born July 3, 1926 in Twist, son of Claribell Bond Twist and John Francis Twist. His grandfather Ira F. Twist, his father and his uncle built Twist Brothers Plantation, a farming enterprise in Northeast Arkansas in the early 1900's. At one point the Twist farm consisted of acreage in Crittenden and Cross counties, becoming one of the largest single farming units in Arkansas. A WW II US Navy Veteran. He and his brother, John Twist grew the family Twist Farms Page 290 of 313 ` holdings to include farmland in County, Yazoo City, Miss. and Guatemala. Mr. Twist was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Forrest City where he served on the board. He was on the Board of Directors of Planters Bank and Trust for many years. He was a former president of the Forrest City County Club and a graduate of the Brookings Institute in Washington, D.C. during the late 1960's. He was a successful real estate broker in lake developments in Kentucky and Missouri as vice-president of American Reality. He was an avid pilot, flying both for farm business and for pleasure. Family: He was preceded in death by his parents John Francis Twist and Claribel Bond Twist and two sisters, Juila Twist Kirkpatrick and Marilee Twist Stratford. He is survived by his wife, Martha Ree Belshe Twist of 58 years. He is survived also by his son, Edwin (Eddie) Belshe Twist and daughter in law, Glenda Gilbreath (Gigi) Twist of Boca Raton, Fla., his daughter Linda Twist Hill and son in law, Hank Hill III of Memphis. He leaves two grandchildren Catherine Carleton (Kaki) Twist and Hank Hill IV. He is survived by one brother, John F. Twist and one sister, Helen Twist Thomas, both of Memphis

Parents:John Francis Twist (1887-1942) FAG 72499837/Claribel Bond Twist (1897-1994) FAG 72499860 Spouse:Martha Ree Belshe Twist (1930-2018) Children: Edwin Belshe Twist/Linda Twist Hill Siblings:Helen Twist Thomas-John Francis Twist (1920 - 2010)* Marilee Twist Stratford (1921 - 1999)*Julia Twist Kirkpatrick (1922 - 1992)* Reginald “Rex” Bond Twist (1926-2008)

Vaughn, Algie N. 16436786

b. Nov. 28, 1867 d. Dec. 19, 1900 Tombstone-Married Married Allie Gray 1891.

Parents: Tillman Vaughn (1830 - 1904) Sarah E. Camell Vaughn (1830 - 1904) Spouse: Allie Page 291 of 313 ` V. Gray Rawls (1874 - 1953)* Children:Ressie Mae Vaughn Jolley (1891 - 1978)*Algie Nonnie Vaughn (1897 - 1974)*Jack Vaughn (1900 - 1958)*Siblings: Lillie Vaughn Jolley (1859 - 1897)*Callie Vaughn (1860 - 1923)*Algie N. Vaughn (1867 - 1900)

Vaughn, Callie 16436787

b. Oct. 8, 1860 d. Mar. 9, 1923 Tombstone husband of Allie V. Gray Rawls, she remarried a J. A. Rawls who passed away in 1926 per her obituary.

Parents: Tillman Vaughn (1830 - 1904) Sarah E. Camell Vaughn (1830 - 1904) Spouse: Allie V. Gray Rawls (1874 - 1953)* Children:Ressie Mae Vaughn Jolley (1891 - 1978)*Algie Nonnie Vaughn (1897 - 1974)*Jack Vaughn (1900 - 1958)*Siblings: Lillie Vaughn Jolley (1859 - 1897)*Callie Vaughn (1860 - 1923)*Algie N. Vaughn (1867 - 1900)

Vaughn, Sarah E. Camell, Mrs. 25529185 b. Oct., 1830 d. Feb. 17, 1904 No Tombstone—Wife of Tillman Vaughn-Obit: Feb.19,1904-Forrest City Times Newspaper:Death of Tillman Vaughn and Wife = The grim reaper has made quick work in the Vaughn household, and the friends and relatives of the family are appalled at the fatalities which occurred therein in the last ten days. It was just ten days ago that Chas. Padgett, the second husband of their daughter in law, died in the home of Tillman Vaughn, in Franks township, near Haynes. On Wednesday evening, Feb.17,1904, Tillman Vaughn himself passed away, aged 71 years. He had pneumonia and his advanced years made him an easy prey to the disease. The remains were interred in the Mt. Vernon cemetery. Undertaker Stevens had just arrived at the house, and had the remains in his casket, when Mrs. Vaughn, wife of the deceased, and two years his senior, passed away from old age and general debility. She will be buried this afternoon alongside her husband. They were well respected in the community, and we extend our sympathy to the friends.

Spouse: Tillman Vaughn (1830 - 1904)* Children: Lillie Vaughn Jolley (1859 - 1897)* Callie Vaughn (1860 - 1923)*Algie N. Vaughn (1867 - 1900)*

Vaughn, Tillman 25529122

b. May, 1830 d. Feb. 17, 1904 No Tombstone-CSA Vet-See Wife for Obituary-Married Aug.22,1848 Talladega Co., Page 292 of 313 ` Alabama=Co. F 51 Alabama (Partisan Rangers) Private, Confederate

Spouse:Sarah E. Camell Vaughn (1830 - 1904) Children: Lillie Vaughn Jolley (1859 - 1897)* Callie Vaughn (1860 - 1923)*Algie N. Vaughn (1867 - 1900)*

Whiddon, Ruth McDaniel, Mrs. 16436788

b. Nov. 5, 1902 d. Nov. 13, 1955 Tombstone

Whitted, Fredrick Eugene 16436790

b. Nov. 1, 1910 d. Mar. 19, 1949 Tombstone

Parents: Felix T. Whitted (1867 - 1930) Eunice Devane Whitted (1874 - 1956) Spouse: Eula Mae Ransom Bryant (1914 - 2000)* Siblings: Thomas Cromwell Whitted (1894 - 1951)* Cecil O. Whitted (1895 - 1962)* Raymond Earl Whitted (1903 - 1986)* DeVane I Whitted (1906 - 1977)* Almond L. Whitted (1909 - 1975)* Fredrick Eugene Whitted (1910 - 1949) Arthur H. Whitted (1911 - 1986)*

Whitted-Bryant-Hollowell, Headstone 16436791

b. unknown d. unknown

Whittenton, Headstone 16436793 b. unknown d. unknown

Whittenton, Margie Russell Williams, Mrs. 16436794

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b. Nov. 4, 1932 d. Dec. 9, 2004 Tombstone-Wife of Raiford Whittenton-Obit: Mrs. Margie Russell Whittenton, age 72, of Forrest City, died Thursday, Dec. 9, 2004, at her home.Mrs. Whittenton was born Nov. 4, 1932, in Memphis, the daughter of Russell Williams and Sadie Borden Williams. She lived in Forrest City for all of her life, worked for First National Bank of Eastern Arkansas for 25 years and was a member of Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church. In 1954, Mrs. Whittenton married Raiford Whittenton and he survives her along with three daughters, Lyn Woods of Camden, Margie France of Little Rock and Laurie Stapleton of Seattle, Wash.; nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.Visitation for Mrs. Whittenton will be held on Saturday, Dec. 11, 2004, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Stevens Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held on Sunday, Dec. 12, 2004, at 2 p.m. at Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church with Rev. Shauna Silmon officiating. Burial will follow in Mt. Vernon Cemetery.The family requests that memorials be made to the Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church.

Parents:Russell Williams (1896 - 1944) Sadie M. Borden Williams (1896 - 1993) Spouse: Raiford H. Whittenton (1929 - ____) Sibling:Helen Chambliss Williams Lines (1918 - 2001)* Margie Russell Williams Whittenton (1932 - 2004)

Whittenton, Raiford H. 16436792 b. Feb. 21, 1929 d. unknown Tombstone-Living

Parents: Joseph Clifford Whittenton (1893 - 1959) Zelma Royal Whittenton (1895 - 1991) Spouse:Margie Russell Williams Whittenton (1932 - 2004)*Siblings: Eloise Whittenton Clark (1918 - 1964)* Ralph M. Whittenton (1920 - 1989)* Ernest Whittenton (1922 - 1974)* Doris Virginia Whittenton Halbert (1924 - 2009)*Raiford H. Whittenton (1929 - ____) Jerry Pat Whittenton (1933 - 2004)**

Williams, Annie E. Haskins, Mrs. 52408647 b. 1850 d. 1871

No Tombstone-Wife of William Eugene Williams-Note: I have her as Annie E. Haskins born in 1850 died in 1871, daughter of Edward Haskins, and the 1st wife of William Eugene Williams. You can check this out more before documenting this information if you need to. Reta Hancock Hare descendant of Basil Duke Williams born in 1829 in Maury County Tennessee died in Bay Village, Craighead County, Arkansas and Basil 3rd wife Amanda Jane (Mardis) Williams. Per Reta Hare Oct.2013. No record of her burial in this cemetery, but I felt this is probably location. Paul Isbell

Parents:Thomas Edward Haskins (1836 - 1904) Spouse: William Eugene Williams (1850 - Page 294 of 313 ` 1912)*

Williams, Cornelia, Mrs. 16436796

b. unknown d. unknown Tombstone-Wife of William Eugene Williams-Notes: Birth: about 1801-Note:On 1850 Census:This could be Cornelia:Family in 1850 Census: Maury Co., Tenn.-12 District Living with:*Prob. Parents of Basil D. Edward, age 64, and Elizabeth Williams, age 48 (both born N.Carolina)

Williams, Eddie Chambliss Mallory, Mrs.

b.Oct.15,1857 d.Jun.13,1944 Tombstone-Wife of William Eugene Williams

Parents:Edward Mallory (1823 - 1868) Elizabeth Chambliss Mallory (1825 - 1862) Spouse: William Eugene Williams (1850 - 1912)* Children: Eugene Williams (1882 - 1939)* Hortense Williams Parker (1889 - 1950)* Robin Williams (1893 - 1948)* Bessie Mae Williams Gatling (1895 - 1936)* Russell Williams (1896 - 1944)* Evelyn Williams Gatling (1900 - 2000)*Siblings: George B. Mallory (1849 - 1912)* Pauline Mallory Goddard (1852 - 1942)* Eddie Chambliss Mallory Williams (1857 - 1944) Isaac W. Mallory (1860 - 1914)*Note: Wife of Sheriff W.E."Bill" Williams buried in Mt.Vernon-Married Jul.31,1873-fifteen children

Williams, Edward 16436799

b. unknown d. unknown

Tombstone with Cornelia

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Williams, Eugene, Sr 32832053

b. Dec. 23, 1882 d. Sep. 13, 1939 Tombstone-Obituary:1939 Sep 13-Eugene Williams, 58, died suddenly about 1:30 today from a heart attack, at the Williams residence on North Izard and Broadway. Mr. Williams had suffered several attacks during the past several months. Funeral arrangements had not been announced at press time. They are probably waiting for his eldest sister, Mrs. Lef Winship of St. Louis. In addition to his sister, he is survived by his mother, Mrs. E. G. Williams, two sons, Eugene of Forrest City and Mortimer of Brooklyn, N. Y., and the following sisters and brothers: Mrs. Fred Atkins of Holly Grove; Will Williams of Chicago; Edwin Williams of Los Angeles, Calif.; Mrs. George E. Parker of Forrest City; Mallory Williams of Little Rock; Mrs. Thomas Gatling and Miss Evelyn Williams of Forrest City. Mr. Williams for the past few years had been engaged in the insurance and brokerage business. He was a former assistant cashier of Planters Bank and Trust Co., and was for several years cashier of the old Forrest City Bank, which later was reorganized as the First National Bank, of which he was cashier until 1917, at which time he left Forrest City to engage in the brokerage business in New York City. Later he was in the automobile business in Memphis and also engaged in the oil business in Texas, returning here several years ago. Mr. Williams was a member of pioneer families of Eastern Arkansas. His father, the late William (Bill) Williams, was sheriff of Co. for 18 years. Funeral services will be held Sep. 15 at the Stevens FH for Mr. Williams who died at the home of his mother of a heart attack. Services to be conducted by Rev. R. S. Hayden, pastor of the First Methodist Church. Burial will be in Mount Vernon cemetery. Bio-From Arkansas History:Book dated 1911:Among the representative citizens and businessmen of Forrest City, St.Francis County, whose contributions to progress and good government have been one of the most insistent order, is Eugene Williams, an influential banker in Eastern Arkansas and at the present time, 1911, treasurer of the St.Francis County Levee Board. Mr. Williams is a native son of Forrest City and the date of his nativity was December 23,1882. His parents, W. E. and Eddie Chambliss (Mallory) Williams, are both living, and concerning the career of the father further data appears elsewhere in this volume in the sketch dedicated to him. He served as Sheriff of St.Francis County for a period of sixteen years and is a man of power in the political world in this section of the state. After completing the curriculum of the public schools of Forrest City Eugene williams, the immediate subject of this review, attended a male academy at West Point, Mississippi, for one year. When sixteen years of age he returned to his home city, where he assumed the responsibilities of deputy clerk in the office of his father, who was then the Sheriff of the county. In 1902, at the age of 20 years, he promoted and organized the Bank of Forrest City, of which he is manager and cashier. This stable monetary institution has a capital , surplus, and undivided profits amounting to eighty-three thond dollars and it is an important factor in the financial affairs of eastern Arkansas. In polictics, Mr.Williams is aligned as a loyal supporter of the cause of the Democratic party and he has ever done all in his power to advance the general welfare of the community. He is Treasurer of the St.Francis County Levee Board and it may be said here that this organization has been one of the most potent influences in the development of this section of where it has been the means of enriching the planting Page 296 of 313 ` interests to a point never dreamed of in the earlier days. This board is notable also for being the strongest single force in the political affiars of the state. In the most significant sense of the word Mr.Williams is a resourceful, public-spirited and eminently useful citizen. In a fraternal way he is connected with the Masonic order, the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, and other representative organizations. In the year 1901 was celebrated the marriage of Mr. Williams with Miss Sadie Moseley, of West Point, Mississippi, They have two children, Eugene Jr, and Mortimer. In their religious faith Mr. & Mrs. Williams are staunch adherents of the teachings of the Methodist church and they are prominent factors in connection with the best social activities of the younger generation in this city.

Parents: William Eugene Williams (1850 - 1912) Eddie Chambliss Mallory Williams (1857 - 1944)Spouse: Sadie Moseley Williams (1883 - 1933) Children: Eugene Williams (1903 - 1951)*Mortimer Williams (1904 - 1965)*Siblings: Eugene Williams (1882 - 1939) Hortense Williams Parker (1889 - 1950)* Robin Williams (1893 - 1948)*Bessie Mae Williams Gatling (1895 - 1936)* Russell Williams (1896 - 1944)* Evelyn Williams Gatling (1900 - 2000)*

Williams, Eugene, Jr 16436800

b. May 15, 1903 d. Sep. 3, 1951 Tombstone

Parents: Eugene Williams (1882 - 1939) Sadie Moseley Williams (1883 - 1933) Sibling:Eugene Williams (1903 - 1951) Mortimer Williams (1904 - 1965)*

Williams, John Gladys 16436802

b. Nov. 30, 1897 d. Jan. 28, 1950 Tombstone-Note: Per Donald Tate Williams Obit:Mr. Johnson was preceded in death by a brother, Francis M. Williams and a sister Gladys

Spouse: Mary Elizabeth Winfield Williams (1898 - 1992) Children: Gladys Westwood Williams Perry (1922 - 1997)* Donald Tate Williams (1928 - 2008)* Siblings:Francis M. Williams/Gladys

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Williams, Mary Elizabeth Winfield, Mrs. 16436795

b. Jun. 17, 1898 d. Jun. 30, 1992 Tombstone-Wife of John G. Williams-Obit: Obituary:Mrs. Elizabeth Winfield Williams of Forrest City died Tuesday at Crestpark Retirement Inn. She was 94. Born Jun.17,1898 in Forrest City to John Oliver Winfield and Mary E. Prewitt Winfield, died June 30,1992. She Lived in Widener before moving to Forrest City. She was employed at a drug store, and was a member of the First United Methodist Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, John Gladys Williams. Survived by one daughter, Mrs. J. D. Perry of Little Rock; two sons, Francis M. Williams of Little Rock, and Donald T. Williams of Heber Springs; one step sister, Mrs.Clara Williams of Knoxville, Tenn., seven grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. Service by Rev. Glenn Pettus and burial in Mt. Vernon Cemetery by Stevens FH. The family will meet at the home of Mrs. Grace Gandy.

Parents:John Oliver Winfield (1869-1927)/Mary E. Prewitt Winfield Spouse: John Gladys Williams (1897 - 1950)*Children: Gladys Westwood Williams Perry (1922 - 1997)*Donald Tate Williams (1928 - 2008)*Francis M. Williams Sibling: Mrs. Clara Williams

Williams, Mildred "Baby" 185408136

b. 1905 d. 1995 Tombstone

Williams, Nathan Chappell Infant 16436804

b. Mar. 15, 1977 d. Jun. 25, 1977 Tombstone

Williams, Pauline 16436806

b. unknown d. unknown Page 298 of 313 ` Tombstone with two others

Williams, Robin 16436808

b. Jul. 24, 1893 d. Nov. 17, 1948 Tombstone-WW I and II Vet

Parents: William Eugene Williams (1850 - 1912) Eddie Chambliss Mallory Williams (1857 - 1944) Siblings: Eugene Williams (1882 - 1939)* Hortense Williams Parker (1889 - 1950)* Robin Williams (1893 - 1948) Bessie Mae Williams Gatling (1895 - 1936)* Russell Williams (1896 - 1944)* Evelyn Williams Gatling (1900 - 2000)*

Williams, Russell 16436810

b. Sep. 27, 1896 d. Jul. 31, 1944 Tombstone-Obituary: Obituary:1944 July 31-Russell Williams, 48, died this morning at his home after a lengthy illness. He was born in Forrest City on Sept. 27,1896 and was the son of Eddie Chambliss Mallory and William Eugene Williams. His mother preceeded him in death on June 11th this year. On July 20,1916 he was married to Miss Sadie Borden and they have made their home here where he was chief of police for eight or ten years until that time on Apr.25th, 1936, in the line of duty, he was shot and wounded so that he became paralyzed with extreme pain since that date. Mr. Williams had been to Mayo Brothers Clinic and made numerous trips to Memphis hospitals, but nothing could abate the pain. He is survived by his wife, Sadie Borden Williams, three daughters, Mrs. Jay Burke and Miss Margie Russell Williams Whittenton (1932-2004) of this city, and Mrs. Helen Chambliss (Richard) Lines (1918-2001) of Memphis; two granddaughters, Helen Chambliss and Brenda Gay Burke; five sisters, Mrs. Lef Winship of St. Louis, Mo., Mrs. Fred Atkins of Holly Grove, Mrs. Hortense Williams (George) Parker (1889-1950), Mrs. Evelyn Williams (Thomas) Gatling (1900-2000), and Miss Mildred William, all of Forrest City; and three brothers, Edwin of California, Mallory of Little Rock, and Robin (1893-1948) of Dallas, Texas. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. Grover Johnson, Presiding Elder of this Page 299 of 313 ` district, Tuesday afternoon at the Stevens FH. Burial will be in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Pall bearers will be members of the City Council.

Parents: William Eugene Williams (1850 - 1912) Eddie Chambliss Mallory Williams (1857 - 1944) Spouse: Sadie M. Borden Williams (1896 - 1993)* Children: Laurie Gene Williams Burke Moore (1920-1994) Helen Chambliss Williams Lines (1918 - 2001)* Margie Russell Williams Whittenton (1932 - 2004)* Siblings: Eugene Williams (1882 - 1939)* Hortense Williams Parker (1889 - 1950)* Robin Williams (1893 - 1948)* Bessie Mae Williams Gatling (1895 - 1936)* Russell Williams (1896 - 1944) Evelyn Williams Gatling (1900 - 2000)* Mrs. Lef Winship Mrs. Fred Atkins

Williams, Sadie Moseley, Mrs. 175571044 b. 1883 d. Apr. 19, 1933 Tombstone see husband-Wife of Eugene Williams-Obit: 1933 Apr 19-Death:Mrs. Eugene Williams, the family received a message today of the death of Mrs. Eugene Williams at 1 o’clock this morning in New York City. The body will arrive here Saturday morning for burial in Mt. Vernon cemetery, accompanied from New York by Mr. Williams and two sons, Eugene and Mortimer, and from St. Louis by Mrs. Leff Winship and Mrs. E. C. Williams. Apr 20: The body is expected to arrive here Saturday morning from Brooklyn, N. Y., where she died at 1 o’clock Wednesday morning after an illness of two months. Funeral services Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. E. C. Williams, conducted by Rev. J. T. Willcoxon, pastor of the Methodist Church. Burial will be at Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Mrs. Williams died at the age of 50 years. She was the daughter of the late T. M. Moseley, banker of West Point, Miss., was married to Eugene Williams of this city about 1900. Previous before going to New York to live, Mrs. Williams made her home here, taking a prominent part in the social life of the city at that time. About 15 years ago she left here to live in Memphis, and after a short stay there, left with Mr. Williams and two sons to live in New York. Besides her husband and two sons, Mrs. Williams is survived by five sisters, Mrs. G. A. Macon, Mrs. A. A. Andrews, and Mrs. Je. Hasselle, all of Memphis; and Mrs. Bates Tadd of Houston, Miss., and Mrs. J. C. Knobles, West Point, Miss.; and one brother, Mayor T. M. Moseley, Jr., West Point, Miss. Mayor and Mrs. Moseley, Mr. and Mrs. Knobles and Mr. and Mrs. Tadd will come here for the funeral. Apr 22:Services at Methodist church on Sunday morning, by Rev. J. T. Willcoxon, Pastor. Pallbearers will be:R. Eldridge, Dr. H. R. Clark, Simmons, Sam Rolfe, Linn Turley, J. E. Ferguson; honorary, Harry A. Knight, Sr., James F. Rofe, Dr. J. F. McDougal, R. L. Pettus, H. E. Pettus, F. Stout, Max Yoffie, D. Marshall, E. Snyder, A. C. Bridewell, M. Campbell, R. J. Williams.

Parents: Thaddeus Mortimer Moseley, Sr. (1846-1931) Julia Estelle Crowell Moseley (1852- 1916) Spouse: Eugene Williams (1882 - 1939)*Children: Eugene Williams (1903 - 1951)* Mortimer Williams (1904 - 1965)* Siblings: Louise Moseley Macon (1873-1954)/Mrs. A. A. Andrews/ Mrs. Je. Hasselle/ Virginia Adelaide MoseleyTadd (1885-1975)/ Mrs. J. C. Knobles/Thaddeus Mortimer Moseley, Jr. (1895-1933)

Williams, Sadie M. Borden, Mrs. 16436812

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b. Jan. 26, 1896 d. Jun. 6, 1993

Tombstone-Wife of Russell Williams-Obituary: Mrs. Sadie Borden Williams of Forrest City died June 6,1993 at Crestpark, she was 97. Born Jan.26,1896 in Memphis to Ernest Lee Borden and Lilliam Reaves. She lived in Forrest City most of her life where she was the owner of Williams Beauty Shop and Borden Nursing Home. A member of the First Christian Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Russell Williams in 1944. Survived by three daughters, Helen Lines, Laurie Moore, and Margie Russell Whittenton, all of Forrest City; six grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Services by Stevens FH.

Parents: Ernest Lee Borden (1867-1937) Lillian Reaves Borden (1876-1954) Spouse: Russell Williams (1896 - 1944) Children: Helen Chambliss Williams Lines (1918 - 2001) Laurie Gene Williams Moore (1920 - 1994)* Margie Russell Williams Whittenton (1932 - 2004)* Sibling: Marjorie Borden Land (1908-1974)

Williams, William Eugene "Bill" 16436814

b. May 16, 1850 d. Jul. 11, 1912 Tombstone-Hempstead's History of Arkansas 1911 Bio: Sheriff/Farmer-Parents: His family moved to the county in 1855, his mother having died some three years earlier. At the age of twelve, his father died and he was thus left an orphan. In 1871 he was married to the only daughter of Captain Edward Haskins, who died of pneumonia scarcely five weeks after they had plighted their troth. On the last day of July 1873, Mr. Williams was again married to Miss Eddie Chambliss, youngest daughter of Judge.& Mrs. Edwin Mallory, of this county and to their union fifteen children were born, six boys, Eugene, William, Robin, Edwin, Mallory, and Russell, six girls, Mrs. Jef Winship of Poplar Bluff, Mo.; Mrs. Fred Atkins, of Holly Grove, Ark.; Mrs. Geo.E.Parker, Miss Bessie Mae, Sweetie or Evelyn, and Page 301 of 313 ` baby, all of whom survive him. Obituary:Grim Reaper Takes Pioneer- Once again, the Grim Reaper has laid a heavy toll upon our devoted people, and once again his harvest of the dead has been fruitful and freighted with the soul of one of ' oldest and best citizens, in the person of Hon. W. E. Williams, ex-sheriff, prominent politician and successful farmer and business man, who passed to the arms of Him who gave, on Thursday evening, July 11,1912, of apoplexy. "Bill Williams is dead!" Mr. Williams had been known to be in failing health for some months, but had not been confined to his bed. He was up in town until 10 am, when he went home complaining of a neuralgic-like pain in his head. A physcian was called, and to quiet his pain was given a hyperdermic of morphine, which seemed to give him relief. When the family took him supper, they found him dead. Mr.Williams was a native of Maury county, Tenn.. having been born there May 16,1850, and was thus entering his sixty third year. His family moved to the county in 1855, his mother having died some three years earlier. At the age of twelve, his father died and he was thus left an orphan. In 1871 he was married to the only daughter of Captain Edward Haskins, who died of pneumonia scarcely five weeks after they had plighted their troth. On the last day of July 1873, Mr.Williams was again married to Miss Eddie Chambliss, youngest daughter of Judge.& Mrs. Edwin Mallory, of this county, and to their union fifteen children were born, six boys, Eugene, William, Robin, Edwin, Mallory, and Russell, six girls, Mrs.Jef Winship of Poplar Bluff, Mo.; Mrs.Fred Atkins, of Holly Grove, Ark.; Mrs.Geo.E.Parker, Miss Bessie Mae, Sweetie or Evelyn, and baby, all of whom survive him. Mr.Williams was elected sheriff for ten years starting in 1892, when he voluntarily resigned. In 1906, on the death of Dr.J.D.McKnight, he was appointed sheriff, and remained until 1908, when he stepped down again. He has served since 1902 on the State Board of Charitable Insitutions. He was a man of rugged, sterling integrity, sober and industrious. His good word earned the nickname, Honest Bill. GRIM REAPER TAKES PIONEER- Once again, the Grim Reaper has laid a heavy toll upon our devoted people, and once again his harvest of the dead has been fruitful and freighted with the soul of one of St.Francis' oldest and best citizens, in the person of Hon.W.E.Williams, ex-sheriff, prominent politician and successful farmer and business man, who passed to the arms of Him who gave, on Thursday evening, July 11,1912, of apoplexy. "Bill Williams is dead!" Mr.Williams had been known to be in failing health for some months, but had not been confined to his bed. He was up in town until 10 am, when he went home complaining of a neuralgic-like pain in his head. A physcian was called, and to quiet his pain was given a hyperdermic of morphine, which seemed to give him relief. When the family took him supper, they found him dead. Mr. Williams was a native of Maury county, Tenn.. having been born there May 16,1850, and was thus entering his sixty third year. His family moved to the county in 1855, his mother having died some three years earlier. At the age of twelve, his father died and he was thus left an orphan. In 1871 he was married to the only daughter of Captain Edward Haskins, who died of pneumonia scarcely five weeks after they had plighted their troth. On the last day of July 1873, Mr. Williams was again married to Miss Eddie Chambliss, youngest daughter of Judge.& Mrs. Edwin Mallory, of this county, and to their union fifteen children were born, six boys, Eugene, William, Robin, Edwin, Mallory, and Russell, six girls, Mrs. Jef Winship of Poplar Bluff, Mo.; Mrs. Fred Atkins, of Holly Grove, Ark.; Mrs. Geo. E. Parker, Miss Bessie Mae, Sweetie or Evelyn, and baby, all of whom survive him. Mr. Williams was elected sheriff for ten years starting in 1892, when he voluntarily resigned. In 1906, on the death of Dr. J. D. McKnight, he was appointed sheriff, and remained until 1908, when he stepped down again. He has served since 1902 on the State Board of Charitable Insitutions. He was a man of rugged, sterling integrity, sober and industrious. His good word earned the Page 302 of 313 ` nickname, Honest Bill. Funeral was held in the Mt.Vernon cemetery, services being conducted by Revs. J. K. Farris and F. W. Gee of the Methodist church. FORREST CITY TIMES NEWSPAPER JULY 12,1912

Spouses: Annie E. Haskins Williams (1850 - 1871) Eddie Chambliss Mallory Williams (1857 - 1944) Children: Eugene Williams (1882 - 1939)* Hortense Williams Parker (1889 - 1950)* Robin Williams (1893 - 1948)* Bessie Mae Williams Gatling (1895 - 1936)* Russell Williams (1896 - 1944)* Evelyn Williams Gatling (1900 - 2000)*

Wilson, Elinor Lee Burns, Mrs. 16436816

b. Sep. 1, 1928 d. Sep. 11, 2003 Tombstone-Wife of Hugh Lee Wilson-Obit: Mrs. Elinor Burns Wilson, age 75, of Forrest City, died Thursday, Sept. 11, 2003, at her home.Mrs. Wilson was born Sept. 1, 1928, in Forrest City, the daughter of Louis T. Burns and Ruby Barrett Burns. She was a member of First Baptist Church.Mrs. Wilson is survived by a daughter, Ruth Lockhart Baldwin, of Forrest City; a son, Stanley B. Melson Jr.; two sisters, Edna Earl Devasier of Caldwell and Claudine Burns Stewart of Forrest City; five brothers, Louis T. Burns of Caldwell, John A. Burns of Mountain View, Sidney B. Burns of Forrest City, Finis Burns of Ruston, La., and Jerry Burns of Gainesville, Fla.; and two grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Hugh Wilson in 2000.Visitation for Mrs. Wilson will be held on Friday, Sept. 12, 2003, from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Chapel of Stevens Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, Sept. 13, 2003, at 4 p.m. at First Baptist Church with burial following in Mt. Vernon Cemetery.

Parents: Lewis Terrell Burns (1880 - 1946) Ruby Lee Barrett Burns (1901 - 1993) Spouse: Hugh Lee Wilson (1912 - 2000)* Siblings: Homer Burns (1905 - 1981)** Garnett Beulah Burns Lindsey (1907 - 1967)** Mary Elizabeth Burns Brown (1911 - 1997)* Edna Earl Burns Devazier (1920 - 2008)* Cora Estelle Burns Surginer (1921 - 1992)* Elinor Lee Burns Wilson (1928 - 2003) Finis Herbert Burns (1931 - 2005)*

Winfield, Annie Westwood 16436818 Page 303 of 313 `

b. Apr. 29, 1866 d. Jan. 10, 1963 Tombstone

Parents: William Wirt Winfield (1838 - 1878) Mary Elizabeth Winfield (1842 - 1923) Siblings: Francis Elizabeth Winfield (1863 - 1959)* Annie Westwood Winfield (1866 - 1963) John Oliver Winfield (1869 - 1927)* Richard Harwell Winfield (1876 - 1963)*

Winfield, Francis Elizabeth 16436820

b. Sep. 24, 1863 d. Feb. 21, 1959 Tombstone

Parents: William Wirt Winfield (1838 - 1878) Mary Elizabeth Winfield (1842 - 1923) Siblings: Francis Elizabeth Winfield (1863 - 1959)* Annie Westwood Winfield (1866 - 1963) John Oliver Winfield (1869 - 1927)* Richard Harwell Winfield (1876 - 1963)*

Winfield, John Oliver 16436822

b. 1869 d. Nov., 1927 Tombstone-Obit: John Winfield passed away about midnight at the Winfield home in the city. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the residence, conducted by Rev. Myron L. Morley, followed by interment in the family plot at Mt. Vernon cemetery. Pall bearers were as follows:Dr. E. J. Kyle, H. A. Knight, E. P. Taylor, Dr. H. R. Clark, Homer Folbre, and R. J. Lanier. Deceased had been a sufferer since 1921 from cancer of the throat, and had realized for some time the end was fast approaching. He had only recently returned from St. Louis, to consult specialists at the Rockefeller Foundation, and in its earliest stages was treated at Memphis hospitals. He was a native of LaGrange, Tenn., but came to Forrest City when a child, and has resided here since that time. He was a kindly man, well liked and respected by his associates, was a member of the Woodmen of the World, and until stricken with the malady that finally claimed him, had been a valuable Page 304 of 313 ` employee of the Rock Island lines. His father, W. W. Winfield, died in early boyhood, and his mother, Mrs. Mary E. Winfield passed away in this city in 1923. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Gladys Williams of Widener; one brother, R. H. Winfield; and two sisters, the Misses Fannie and Nannie Winfield, who have the sympathy of a wide circle of friends in their bereavement. Forrest City Times-Herald Dec.1,1927

Parents: William Wirt Winfield (1838 - 1878) Mary Elizabeth Winfield (1842 - 1923) Children: Mary Elizabeth Winfield Williams (1898 - 1992)*Siblings: Francis Elizabeth Winfield (1863 - 1959)* Annie Westwood Winfield (1866 - 1963)* John Oliver Winfield (1869 - 1927) Richard Harwell Winfield (1876 - 1963)*Gladys Winfield Williams Spouse:Married March 28, 1897 Mary E. Pruett Note: This could be the wife Per ADI Mary Winfield died June 10, 1927

Winfield, Mary Elizabeth, Mrs. 16436824

b. Dec. 16, 1842 d. Jul. 19, 1923 Tombstone-Wife of William Winfiedl-Obit: Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Winfield, who was stricken with paralysis Monday afternoon, passed away during the early hours of Thursday night, July 19,1923, surrounded by all the immediate members of the family. Death had been expected since a short while following the stroke. Funeral services were held from the residence by Rev. W. V. Womack and Rev. W. S. Sherman of the Methodiist church, on Friday. Intement was at Mt. Vernon cemetery, besides the remains of her husband, William Wirt Winfield, who died in 1879. There were many floral offerings, and a large number attended the service, paying last tribute to one of the noble women of the city. Pall bearers were:Active: H. A. Knight, W. W. Campbell, J. S. Shields, R. C. Eldridge, Fenner Eldridge, Fenner Laughinghouse; Honorary:E. L. Bonner, James F. Wolfe, W. J. Lanier, Dr. H. R. Clark, E. P. Taylor, W. S. Alley, Clarence Coffey, and W. A. Pearson. Deceased is survived by two sons and two daughters, one grand son, and one great-grand daughter, as follows:John Oliver Winfield, Richard Harwell Winfield, Miss Frances Elizabeth Winfield, Miss Anna Westwood Winfield, Richard Harwell Winfield, Jr., Mrs. Gladys Williams, and Gladys, the baby of Mrs.Williams. Born on Dec.6, 1842, in Greenville county, Va., of fine ancestral parentage on each side, a descendant of Sir Francis Wyatt, she received all the advantages that was afforded in those times. With her parents, she left Virginia when about 12 years of age, and settled with them in LaGrange, Tenn. That was before the railroads penetrated Tennessee, the trip being made by wagons. Through private instruction she became one of the best educated women of her times, a master of French and accomplished in music. She came here with her husband in 1870, and he passed away in 1879. Twenty seven years of her life was spent teaching children, in all grades, from the primary through college courses, but her preference was for the primary department. She also served two terms as Postmaster, first being appointed by Pres. Grover Cleveland, in his first term, and then by Pres. Benjamin Harrison. She joined the Methodist church at the age of eleven and all through her life was active and steadfast to the last. Forrest City Times Herald July 21,1923 Per 1880 Census Forrest City:Mrs. W. E. Winfield age 37 b.Va. as Schoolteaher, Dau Fannie age 16 b.Tenn., Dau Nannie age 13 b.Miss., Son John age 11 b.Tenn., and Son Dick age 4 b.Ark. Page 305 of 313 `

Spouse: William Wirt Winfield (1838 - 1878)* Children: Francis Elizabeth Winfield (1863 - 1959)* Annie Westwood Winfield (1866 - 1963)*John Oliver Winfield (1869 - 1927)*Richard Harwell Winfield (1876 - 1963)*

Winfield, Sue E. Child 16436826

b. 1872 d. 1879 Tombstone-Child

Winfield, William Wirt 16436828

b. 1838 d. 1878 Tombstone

Spouse: Mary Elizabeth Winfield (1842 - 1923) Children: Francis Elizabeth Winfield (1863 - 1959) Annie Westwood Winfield (1866 - 1963)*John Oliver Winfield (1869 - 1927)* Richard Harwell Winfield (1876 - 1963)*

Wingfield, Emmalie Chappell, Mrs. 16436830

b. Apr. 10, 1922 d. May 2, 2002 Tombstone-Wife of Frank Wingfield-Obit: Mrs. Emmalie Chappell Wingfield, 80, of Forrest City, formerly of Memphis, died Thursday, May 2, 2002 at her home.Mrs. Wingfield was born April 10, 1922, in McCrory and was the daughter of Joseph Roland Chappell and Nora King Chappell. She had a career in Medicine and Education, graduated form Forrest City High School, Texas State College for Women and received her masters degree from Memphis University.Mrs. Wingfield was preceded in death by her husband Frank Gordon Wingfield Jr. in 1997 and her son, Frank Gordon Wingfield III in 1988. She is survived by one daughter, Captain Nora Wingfield Tyson United States Navy of Williamsburg, Va., and Page 306 of 313 ` several nieces and nephews.Visitation services for Mrs. Wingfield will be Friday, May 3, 2002, at Stevens Funeral Home Chapel at 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. Funeral services for Mrs. Wingfield will be held graveside, Saturday, May 4, 2002, at 2:00 p.m. at Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City.Married Jan. 30, 1951

Parents: Joseph Roland Chappell (1890 - 1982) Nora Lee King Chappell (1897 - 1995) Spouse:Frank Gordon Wingfield (1922 - 1997) Children: Frank Gordon Wingfield (1955 - 1988)*Nora Wingfield Tyson Siblings: Joseph Roland Chappell (1919 - 1996)* Norma Talmadge Chappell Hambleton (1921 - 1994)*Emmalie Chappell Wingfield (1922 - 2002)

Wingfield, Frank Gordon, Jr 51729209

b. May 25, 1922 d. Feb. 4, 1997 Tombstone

Spouse: Emmalie Chappell Wingfield (1922 - 2002)*Children: Frank Gordon Wingfield (1955 - 1988)* Nora Wingfield Tyson

Wingfield, Frank Gordon, III 51729252

b. Mar. 3, 1955 d. Jun. 6, 1988 Tombstone

Parents: Frank Gordon Wingfield (1922 - 1997) Emmalie Chappell Wingfield (1922 - 2002) Sibling: Nora Wingfield Tyson

Womack, Francis Martin 16436832 Page 307 of 313 `

b. Nov. 22, 1878 d. May 17, 1967 Tombstone-Obit: May 18,1967-Funeral services for Francis Martin Womack, 98, of Forrest City will be held Friday at the graveside in Mt. Vernon Cemetery with Stevens Funeral Home in charge. Rev. Clyde Hankins will conduct the services. Mr. Womack died Wednesday morning in Crump Memorial Hospital in Memphis where he had been a patient for ten days. Born in Tennessee on Nov.22,1878, he was the son of Melissa Turner Womack and W. D. Womack. He was a member of the Christian Church and was a carpenter. He had made his home here for 20 years at the corner of South Washington and Honesuckle Lane. Mr. Womack is survived by several nieces and nephews including Mrs. Homer Swaby of Forrest City. Forrest City Times-Herald

Parents: William Denton Womack CSA Vet (1843 - 1914) Melissa Jane Turner Womack Siblings: George Abner Womack (1871 - 1942)* Marella Ollie Cox (1873 - 1946)* John Sidney Womack (1877 - 1951)* Francis Martin Womack (1878 - 1967) Henry Andrew Womack (1881 - 1966)*

Woodbury, Mary Jane Bell Wright, Mrs. 187017237

b. Dec. 16, 1920 d. Apr. 5, 2013 Tombstone-Obit Summary: age 92, of Olive Branch, Miss., and formerly of Memphis, died Friday, April 5, 2013. Mrs. Woodbury was born Dec. 16, 1920 in Owensboro, Ky., the daughter Earl Bell and Virginia Coombs Bell. She was a house….

Woodfin, Charles Tucker "Charlie" 16436834

b. Jun. 25, 1898 d. Dec. 3, 1998 Tombstone-WW II Vet-Longtime Cashier at National Bank of Eastern Arkansas

Page 308 of 313 ` Parents:Thomas Jefferson Woodfin (1856 - 1928) Minnie Elizabeth Tucker Woodfin (1865 - 1948) Spouse: Cornelia Eldridge Woodfin (1900 - 1984)*Siblings: Susie Irene Woodfin Conner (1888 - 1983)* Thomas Cleveland Woodfin (1891 - 1991)*Charles Tucker Woodfin (1898 - 1998)

Woodfin, Cornelia Eldridge, Mrs. 16436836

b. Jun. 11, 1900 d. Apr. 23, 1984 Tombstone-Wife of Charles Woodfin

Parents: Fenner T. Eldridge (1871 - 1954) Zada Harvick Eldridge (1876 - 1906) Spouse: Charles Tucker Woodfin (1898 - 1998) Siblings: J. E. Eldridge (____ - 1899)** Mary Jane Eldridge Perry (1897 - 1980)*John E. Eldridge (1897 - 1898)* Cornelia Eldridge Woodfin (1900 - 1984) Anna May Eldridge (1903 - 1903)*

Woodward, Harry L. 16436838

b. Jan. 20, 1900 d. Sep. 22, 1957 Tombstone

Parents: Robert Edward Woodward (1869 - 1927) Jimmie Louise Clark Woodward (1864 - 1946) Spouse: Lydia Irene Beazley Woodward (1911 - 1997) Siblings: Ethel Louisa Woodward Crawford (1891 - 1973)*Harry L. Woodward (1900 - 1957) James Richard Woodward (1908 - 1965)*

Woodward, Lydia Irene Beazley, Mrs. 25409780

b. May 22, 1911 d. Jan. 22, 1997 Tombstone-Wife of Harry Woodard

Parents: James Walton Beazley (1887-1955) Myrtle May Beazley (1890-1983) Spouse: Harry L. Woodward (1900-1957) Page 309 of 313 `

Wright, Alleyne Rollwage, Mrs. 16436789

b. Nov. 20, 1894 d. Aug. 26, 1976 Tombstone-Wife of Edwin Price Wright, Sr.

Parents: Louis Frederick Rollwage (1851 - 1905) Elizabeth McDaniel Rollwage (1855 - 1927) Children: Edwin Price Wright, Jr. (1916 - 1986)* Robert L. Wright (1918 - 1968)* Siblings: Alice Rollwage Fairley (1876 - 1972)* Louis Frederick Rollwage (1878 - 1944)* Anna Katherine Rollwage Alderson (1880 - 1957)* Robert Allison Rollwage (1882 - 1899)*Mary Rollwage (1885 - 1885)* Madeleine Rollwage Schlosser (1889 - 1982)** Alleyne Rollwage Wright (1894 - 1976)

Wright, Carolyn McQueen, Mrs. 29778443

b. Jun. 29, 1920 d. Sep. 9, 2008 Tombstone-Wife of Robert Wright-Obit: Carolyn Wright, 88, of Helena died Tuesday, Sept. 9, 2008 in Helena with her children by her side. Mrs. Wright was born June 29, 1920 in Carrollton, Mo. to the late Frank T. McQueen and the late Bille Rice McQueen. She was an assistant librarian at Central High School and worked for Economy Drug in Helena. She was a supporter of the Phillips County Chapter of Lions Club World Vision Aid. She was a member of St. John's Episcopal Church in Helena. She leaves her son, Bob Wright Jr., and wife, Vivian, of Helena; daughters, Beth Bullard and husband, Commie of Searcy and Susan Shields of Little Rock; five grandchildren, 10 great- grandchildren; two nieces; and three nephews. Her parents, her husband, Robert "Bob" Wright Sr., an infant son; and a brother, J. W. McQueen, preceded Mrs. Wright in death. Graveside services for Carolyn Wright will be held 10 a.m. Friday, Sept.12, 2008 at the Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Forrest City. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday in the Roller-Citizens Funeral Home chapel. Father Travis Frank will officiate. Memorials may be made to St. John's Episcopal Church, 625 Pecan St., Helena, AR 72342; Lions World Services for the Blind Rehabilitation Center, 2811 Fair Park, Little Rock, AR 72204; or Helena-West Helena Public Libraries, 623 Pecan St., Helena, AR 72342 or 721 W. Plaza St., West Helena, AR 72390.Roller-Citizens Funeral Home will direct services. Friends may sign the online guestbook at www.rollerfuneralhomes.com.

Parents: Frank T. McQueen/Billie Rice McQueen Spouse: Robert L. Wright (1918 - Page 310 of 313 ` 1968)*Children:Infant Son Wright (1940 - 1940)* Beth Wright Bullard/Robert L. Wright, Jr./Susan Wright Shields

Wright, Edwin Price, Jr. 51729486

b. Dec. 13, 1916 d. May 9, 1986 Tombstone

Parents: Edwin Price Wright Alleyne Rollwage Wright (1894 - 1976) Sibling: Edwin Price Wright, Jr. (1916 - 1986) Robert L. Wright (1918 - 1968)*

Wright, Infant Son 51729544

b. 1940 d. 1940 Tombstone

Parents:Robert L. Wright, Sr. (1918-1968) Carolyn McQueen Wright (1920-2008)

Wright, Robert L., Sr 16436840

b. Apr. 3, 1918 d. Jul. 23, 1968 Tombstone-WW II Vet-Obit: 7/23/1968 Bobby Wright's Services To Be At 2 Thursday. Funeral services for Robert L. "Bobby" Wright, 50, of West Helena, who died suddenly Tuesday evening in a Helena hospital of a heart attack, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Church of the Good Sheperd here. Rev. Phil Leach will conduct the services. Burial will be in Mt. Vernon Cemetery under direction of Stevens Funeral Home. Mr. Wright was born April 3, 1918, here, the son of Mrs. Alleyne Rollwage Wright and Edwin Price Wright. He spent his life here before moving to West Helena 12 years ago. A cotton buyer, he was a member of St. John's Episcopal Church at West Helena. He also was a veteran of World War II. Mr. Wright is survived by his wife, Mrs. Carolyn McQueen Wright, whom he married 30 years ago; a son, Robert L. Wright Jr. of Pine Bluff; two daughters, Beth Wright and Page 311 of 313 ` Susan Wright, both of West Helena; his mother, Mrs. Alleyne White of Holly Grove; a brother, Edwin P. Wright Jr. of Memphis; a stepbrother, C. K. White, and a stepsister, Mrs. J. V. Bush, both of Ann Harbor, Mich.; and two grandchildren. The family requests that contributions be made to the Heart Fund in lieu of flowers. Brenda Huntley Added: 9/21/2007 Forrest City Times Herald

Parents:Alleyne Rollwage Wright (1894 - 1976) Edwin Price Wright, Sr. Spouse: Carolyn McQueen Wright (1920 - 2008)Children:Infant Son Wright (1940 - 1940)* Beth Wright/Susan Wright Sibling: Edwin Price Wright (1916 - 1986)*Robert L. Wright (1918 - 1968)

Yerzley, Malinda Degray Lewis, Mrs. 16436844

b. Dec. 1, 1839 d. Feb. 27, 1914 Tombstone-Wife of Thomas Yerzley-Obit: Mrs. M. D. Yearzley, aged 84 years, beloved wife of Mr. T. W. Yearzley and mother of Mrs. N. C. Allen of Brinkley, and Mr. William Yearzley of Newark, New Jersey, died Friday at the family home southwest of the city and was buried Sunday at the Mt. Vernon cemetery, Dr. F. W. Gee officiating. The body of the deceased lady was held in order that her son might be given time to reach the city for the funeral, which was also attended by other members of the family from Brinkley and a large concourse of sorrowing friends of this city and community. Deceased lady had been feeble for several months, and while her death was no surprise, it was the source of deep and sincere regret to those who loved her as wife and mother and considerate and thoughtful friend. The Times joins in heartfelt sympathy and condolence to the bereaved family and friends in this hour of affliction. Believe name is Yerzley. Prob.b.1839 Forrest City Times

Spouse:Thomas Walworth Yerzley (1835-1924) Children:Annie Yerzley Allen (1870-1952) William A. Yerzley b.abt.1869-Sallie J. Yerzley (1866-1870) , in Forrest City Cemetery

Yerzley, Thomas Walworth "Tom" 16436846

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b. Jul. 30, 1835 d. Mar. 11, 1924 Tombstone-CSA Vet-Obit: The ranks of the old Confederate soldiers are fast thinning out. Tuesday morning, Mar.11,1924, Comrade T. W. Yerzley of this city answered the last roll call at the age of nearly eighty-nine years, at Brinkley, Ark. Was an old time resident of county, and at an early age enlisted in the "Linden Dead Shots," in this county. While small in stature, he was brave almost to a fault, leading where many failed. He was probably the oldest of the few remaining Confederate soldiers, and the last member of his company. While he was eccentric in many ways, he was charitable and honest, and his pleasant greetings to all whom he met carried a ray of sunshine with it-Like the "last of the Mohicans," he met death bravely. Advanced age and declining health, he was unable to combat pneumonia. Peace be to his ashes. Tom W. Yerzley was born in Tuscumbia, Alabama, July 1835, and came to Madison, Ark., when about fourteen years of age, thence to Forrest City, where he resided the remainder of his life. Was for a period engaged in mercantile business, subsequently engaged in farming, his land being a few miles south of the city. He had filled minor offices in the county, and at the time of his death chairmain of the County Confederate Pension Board. In 1865 he married Miss Malinda Lewis (who died fourteen years ago) to which union were born three children,, one of which died, and a son and daughter who survive him.-Wm. A. Yerzley of Neward, N.York, and Mrs.Annie Allen of Brinkley, Ark. The remains were interred in the Mt. Vernon cemetery Wednesday morning, Rev.Allen of Brinkley and Rev. Homer M. McLain of Forrest City officiating. March 13,1924 Forrest City Times-Herald

Spouse:Malinda Degray Lewis Yerzley (1839-1934) Children: Annie Yerzley Allen (1870- 1982) Sallie J. Yerzley (1866-1870) William A. Yerzley b.abt 1869

Page 313 of 313 ` Sources:

1-Books by Kathleen Bell from Stevens Funeral Home Records 1897 to 1995, Forrest City, Ark.-Per Library of Virginia-None are Hardback A. St. Francis County Arkansas, Cemetery Records by Kathleen Bell-1981 B. Abstracts - Forrest City Times Oct. 8, 1887 - Nov. 9, 1894 C. Forrest City Daily Times-Herald Obituaries Dec. 21, 1992- Dec. 31, 1993 D. Forrest City Daily Times-Herald Obituaries Dec. 27, 1989 - Dec. 30, 1990 E. Forrest City Daily Times-Herald Obituaries Jan. 1, 1990 - Dec. 30, 1990 F. Forrest City Daily Times-Herald Obituaries Jan. 10, 1995 - Dec. 31, 1995 G. Forrest City Daily Times-Herald Obituaries Nov. 2, 1988 - Nov. 1, 1989 H. Forrest City Daily Times-Herald Obituaries Nov. 28, 1993 to Dec. 31, 1994 I. St. Francis County, Arkansas, Marriage Records books D. E. and F J. Stevens Funeral Home Records July 19, 1897 to October 27, 1913

2-Newspaper Excerpts:Forrest City Times (1895 to 1914) and Forrest City Times-Herald (1915-Present); Jonesboro Sun: Arkansas Gazette; Memphis Commercial Appeal and others 3-Excerpts from Goodspeed’s Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Eastern Arkansas ISBN.978-1-56546-3820 by http://www.arkansasresearch.com/

4-Excerpts from Forrest City Times Art Souvenir of 1905 from Family Records

5- Excerpts from 1954 History of St. Francis County by Robert W. Chowning in 1954 Published by Forrest City Times-Herald ASIN: B0007ELXPU out of print from Family Records

6-Find A Grave Website: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/55236/mount-vernon- cemetery?

7-Shelby Co. Tennessee Register of Deeds https://register.shelby.tn.us/

8-Arkansas Death Index 1914-1950 from https://www.familysearch.org/search/

9-Excerpts of Probate Records from 1862 to 1944 Co. from https://www.ancestry.com/

10-Social Security Death Index thru 2010 per https://www.familysearch.org/search/ 11 Biography Excerpts from Hempstead’s Historical Review of Arkansas-Vol.1, 2, and 3- by Fay Hempstead in 1911-ISBN 978-1-56546-391-2 by http://www.arkansasresearch.com/

12-United States Census records from 1820 to 1940 per https://www.familysearch.org/search/