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Letter M-Biographical and Necrological Index Cross Co., Ark Letter M-Biographical and Necrological Index Cross Co., Ark. by Paul V.Isbell, Mar. 2,2013 Index:Partial Adams, Cathy m.Miller, Mrs., 289, 290 Bullard, L. W., 233 Akins, Mildred m.Miller, Mrs., 303 Bullard, Marvin, 233 Aldridge, Mary Ann Ables, Mrs., 400 Burmingham, Joyce m.Ellis, Mrs., 315 Aldridge, William, 400 Butler, Ann m.Martin, Mrs., 69 Alley, Miller, Thelma, Mrs., 303 Byers, Sue m.McDonald, Mrs., 197 Anderson, Wrennie Lee, Mrs., 41 Caldwell, Linda G. m.McKnight, Mrs., 221 Bailey, Angela Annette m.Miller, Mrs., 289 Campbell, Ann Swinea, Mrs., 280 Bailey, Evelyn m.McWilliams, Mrs., 246 Campbell, Carolyn m.Morelock, Mrs., 385 Baker, Corinne Mitchell, Mrs., 343 Campbell, John, 280 Baker, Lynda m.Doss, Mrs., 49 Campbell, Pearl, 280 Baldwin, Dorothy m.Montgomery, Mrs., 358 Carpenter, Brenda m.Dean, Mrs., 246 Ball, Teressa Ann m.Marcum, Mrs., 49 Carson, Carol Jean m.Mason, Mrs., 91 Ballard, Jeremy, 176 Carter, Betty Ann m.Mason, Mrs., 91 Ballard, Josh, 176 Carter, Mildred m.Misner, Mrs., 329 Ballard, Susanne m.McElroy, 176 Cash, Irene m.McMinn, Mrs., 233, 234 Barham, Eugene m.Bond Sr., Mrs.,, 101 Chappell, Kimberly m.Miller, Mrs., 289 Barnes, Velma m.Mullins, Mrs., 419 Chappell, Larry d.1997, 315 Barry, Kathryn m.Mangum, Mrs., 40 Cheney, Sandra m.Miller, Mrs., 289, 290 Bartlett, Marilyn, 91 Chism, Ann, Mrs., 197 Bassham, Mary Elizabeth Mitchell, Mrs., Chrisco, Pat, 338 343 Chrisco, Ronnie, 338 Bean, Vera May, Mrs., 356 Clark, Stephen Lamar, 220 Beard, Katherine m.McMinn, Mrs., 232 Collins, Patricia Annette m.McKnight, Bennett, Renzo Dow, 61 Mrs., 220 Blackwell, Jeanne Ellen m.McKnight, Combs, Mary m.Mitchell, Mrs., 337 Mrs., 220 Cook, Annette m.McGarrity, Mrs., 197 Blankenship, Nellie, Mrs., 356 Cook, Jo m.Martin, Mrs., 69 Bond, Eugene D., 101 Cooley, Deborah Jean m.Middleton, Mrs., Booth, Irene Murray, Mrs., 110 276 Bowden, Norma m.Miller, Mrs., 290 Cothern, Agens Harris, Mrs., 66 Brown, Calvin J., 169 Cothern, George, 66 Brown, Earl, 269 Cothern, Henry, 66 Brown, Lewis Dewitt, 169 Cox, Allie Isabel m.Hodges, Mrs. d.1964, Brown, Vivian m.Doolittle, Mrs., 174 429 Bryan, Sandra m.Dennis, Mrs., 343 Cox, Calvin D. d.1964, 429 Bullard, Alex, 233 Crease, Dorothy m.Miller, Mrs., 289 Bullard, Bessie Medley, Mrs., 233 Creasey, Doris m.Miller, Mrs., 290 Bullard, E. E., 233 Crow, Sylvia m.McMinn, Mrs., 231 Bullard, Herschal, 233 Cummings, Carolyn m.Merrell, Mrs., 270 Bullard, John Allen, 233 Currington, Peggy m.Midgett, Mrs., 278 Damron, Floy Lettie Bullard, Mrs., 124 Ellis, Jerry, 315 Damron, Henry Edward, 124 Ellis, Leaborn, 315 Damron, Horace Edward, 124 Emde, Wanda m.Munger,Mrs., 423 Davis, Ashley, 338 Engle, Velmar, Mrs., 356 Davis, Charlie, 146 English, Griffin, 107 Davis, Dee, 146 Farris, Opal m.Wilson, Mrs., 188 Davis, Dorothy Virginia m.Phillips, Mrs., Faulkner, Bessie, Mrs., 106 280 Faulkner, Bobby, 106 Davis, Griffin, 147 Faulkner, Bud, 106 Davis, Jinuny m.Matthewson, Mrs., 104 Faulkner, Carl Frankie, 106 Davis, Lindsey, 338 Faulkner, Eddie Ray, 106 Davis, Myrtle Nona m.Holt, Mrs. d.1969, Faulkner, J. W., 106 146 Faulkner, Larry, 106 Davis, Owen, 146 Faulkner, William F., 106 Davis, Rose m.Miller, Mrs., 290 Ferguson, Carolyn m.Martin, Mrs., 63 Davis, Sheila m.Martin, Mrs., 69 Ferguson, Nancy Carolyn m.Martin, Mrs. Davis, Wilford D. d.1972, 146 d.2011, 72 Dean, Bobby, 246 Fisher, Florence Elizabeth m.Morris, Mrs., Dean, Jimmy, 246 392 Dean, Lonnie, 246 Fisher, Roger, 161 Deckelman, Lillie m.McGarrity, Mrs., 197 Flannigan, Geraldine m.Miller, Mrs., 300 Dennis, Bobby, 343 Fowler, Arthur, 358 Dennis, Gary, 343 Fowler, Dalton, 358 Dennis, Helen, Mrs., 343 Fowler, Odel, 358 Dennis, John W., 343 Fowler, Otis, 358 Dennis, Wilson, 343 Fowler, Willie, 358 Doolittle, Charles, Jr., 174 Franklin, Louise m.Miller, Mrs., 289, 290 Doolittle, Charles, Sr., 174 Gaines, Carolyn m.McFadden, Mrs., 188 Doolittle, Donald, 175 Garner, Amber Nicole, 85 Doolittle, Ida, Mrs., 174 Garner, Laura Catherine m.Shirley, Mrs., Doss, Charlie Noel, 48 61 Doss, Dottie Marie m.Greenwood, Mrs., 48 Gates, Gladys m.Faulkner, Mrs., 106 Doss, Linwood, 48 Gilchrist, Vera, 269 Doss, Robert, 48 Glass, Mary Lou m.McCrary, Mrs., 159 Doss, Wayne, 48 Golden, Sue m.Minor, Mrs., 327 Douglas, Gladys m.Miller, Mrs., 290 Graddy, Thelma Louise Larue, Mrs. Douglas, Hester Griffin, Mrs., 288 d.1998, 218 Douglas, Ruby m.McCrary, Mrs., 159 Grafton, Vivian Rowe m.Hare, Mrs., 207 Douglas, Thomas Eugene, 288 Grant, Arville, 356 Downey, Polly m.Cothern, Mrs., 66 Gray, Etta m.Moore, Mrs., 373 Dunbar, Faith m.Doolittle, Mrs., 175 Halk, Anna Mrs., 27 Durham, Jane m.Mohr, Mrs., 350 Halk, George, 27 Earney, Emma Ruth m.Morris, Mrs., 392 Hall, Myrtle m.Scott, Mrs., 379 Edwards, Ruth m.Mason, Mrs., 91 Hall, Patricia, Mrs., 364 Ellis, Carl, 315 Hanks, Diane m.Morelock, Mrs., 385 Ellis, Charles, 315 Harper, Elva m.Munger, Mrs., 423 Harris, Viola m.Middleton, Mrs., 276 Johns, Karen m.Miller, Mrs., 300 Hays, Reva m.Morris, Mrs., 396 Johns, Nichole, 300 Henderson, Mollie Bell m.Morris, Mrs., 392 Johnson, Betty Doris, 279 Henson, Stella m.Miller, Mrs., 290 Johnson, Carl Arnold, 279 Hess, Patricia m.Morelock, Mrs., 385 Johnson, Casandra, 153 Hicks, April m.Morris, Mrs., 399 Johnson, Evadell m.Middleton, Mrs., 276 Hicks, Harold, 164 Johnson, James, 279 Hicks, Maureen Wamath, Mrs., 164 Johnson, Jesse Elmo, 279 Hicks, R. L., 164 Johnson, Naomi m.Doolittle, Mrs., 175 Hicks, Roy, 164 Johnson, Tammy m.Mashburn, Mrs., 84 Highley, Lucille m.McMinn, Mrs., 233, 234 Johnson, William, 153 Hill, Christine m.McDaniel, Mrs., 168 Johnson, William elma d.1957, 279 Hirons, Delorese, 381 Jones, Savannah, 137 Hogan, Shirley Wilson, Mrs., 199 Jordan, Macree m.Wilson, Mrs., 188 Holland, Alice Lydia m.Lyons, Mrs., 75 Kelley, Bertha, Mrs., 244 Holland, Herman Jackson, 75 Kelley, Fred, 244 Hollis, Ann m.Munger, Mrs., 422 Kellum, Cora m.Moore, Mrs., 372 Holmes, Benjamin, 72 Kellum, John M., 372 Holmes, Sallie Hunt, Mrs., 72 Kelly, Charles, 277 Holt, Lois, Mrs., 381 Kelly, Evelena, Mrs., 277 Hoots, Eunice m.Morelock, Mrs., 385 Kelly, Jessica, 277 Horton, Burl, 159 Kelsy, Bertha m.Scott, Mrs., 379 Horton, Earl, 159 Kendall, Hazel, Mrs., 124 Horton, George Goldie, 159 Kennedy, Audrey Deann, 66 Horton, Huey, 159 Kennedy, Bonnie Carol, 66 Horton, Jim, 159 Kennedy, Glenn, Jr., 66 Horton, Leland Elziabeth, 159 Ketchum, Kelly m.McGuire, Mrs., 205 Horton, Lottie Lorene, 159 Kilgore, Cheryl, Mrs., 364 Horton, Murl, 159 King, Hattie, Mrs., 197 Horton, Portie Lee Lawson, Mrs., 159 King, Orien m.Lempke, Mrs., 72 Houlberg, Stacy m.McCay, Mrs., 136 Lane, Annie Belle m.Morris, Mrs., 392 Houston, Sonny m.McClain, Mrs., 137 Lax, Birdie m.Mitchell, Mrs., 337 Huckabee, Dorothy m.McGarrity, Mrs., 197 Lee, Catherine m.Martin, Mrs. d.2010, 67 Hudson, Edna m.McDonald, Mrs., 197 Lee, Nina m.McGaughey, Mrs., 199 Hudson, Rita M. m.McKnight, Mrs., 221 Lemke, Logan, 72 Irvin, Omagene Sadie m.Mashburn, Mrs. Lemke, Nancy Mae Betts, Mrs., 72 d.2011, 87 Lemke, Rudolph William, 72 Jackson, Ann, 338 Leonard, Nancy m.McWilliams, Mrs., 246 Jamieson, Jewel Lorene m.Miller, Mrs., Ligon, Ruby E. m.Henderson, Mrs. d.1998, 303 148 Jarman, Ruby m.Jenkiins, Mrs., 399 Ligon, Russell Orvis d.1998, 148 Jenkins, Herschel, 399 Like, Martha m.McCrary, Mrs., 159 Jenkins, Michael, 399 Lindsey, Charlotte Sue m.Mashburn, Mrs., Jenkins, Rosie Thomas, Mrs., 399 85 Jenkins, Willie, 399 Lively, Jewel m.Moore, Mrs., 365 Johns, Breanna, 300 Long, Marcia m.Minor, Mrs., 327 Lovrien, Willene m.McElroy, Mrs., 176 Mahon, Judy, 34 Lucas, Pearley, Mrs., 197 Mahon, Katherine Marie Evans, Mrs. Luckey, Bonie m.McMinn, Mrs., 232 d.1986, 35 Luker, John, 67 Mahon, Larry E., 35 Luker, Mattie Bell Evans, Mrs., 67 Mahon, Lee, 34 Maamford, Thomas W.-b.1856 m.Bettie Mahon, Libby, Mrs., 35 1910 Census, 24 Mahon, Lois P., Mrs. d.1969, 35 Mabane, Hazel Maud Infant d.1892, 24 Mahon, Lottie Belle Blalock, Mrs. d.1998, MacKenzie, Ann R. d.1877, 25 35 Macon, Gloria Gene Infant d.1936, 25 Mahon, Lucille Lemke, Mrs., 36 Macon, Joseph T. d.1934, 25 Mahon, Mauvaline, 34 Maddox, Edward Stacey, 27 Mahon, Minnie, 34 Maddox, H. P., 28 Mahon, P. A., 35 Maddox, Herman Peay, Jr., 27 Mahon, Robert Leroy d.1999 Vet, 36 Maddox, Herman Peay, Sr. b.1884 (Bio.), Mahon, Ronnie, 34 26 Mahon, Roy P. d.1975, 36 Maddox, James E., 26 Mahon, Vanita K., 35 Maddox, Maurine, 27 Maki, Mary Ellen Jarvis d.2003, 37 Maddox, Ruth m.Halk, Mrs. d.1918, 27, 28 Mangum, Edna Martha Seybold, Mrs., 40 Maddox, Verda m.Gentry, Mrs., 26 Mangum, George Karl, 40 Maddox, Vivian, 27 Mangum, John Edwin, 40 Mager, Sophia B. d.1943, 29 Mangum, Marie m.Barker, Mrs. d.2001, 41 Maget, John D. d.1868, 29 Mangum, Walter, 40 Maget, Martha V. b.1832, 29 Manley, Geneva M. m.Walls, Mrs. d.2009 Maharrey, Thelma P. d.2004, 33 (Obit), 41 Maher, Edward W. d.1941, 33 Manley, James H. d.1960, 41 Mahon, Ada Solomon, Mrs., 35 Manley, John William, Sr. d.1996 (Bio.), 42 Mahon, Alan, 34 Manley, Pearl B., Mrs., 42 Mahon, Arnold D. d.1944 Vet KIA New Manley, Shannon E. d.1941, 42 Guinea WW II-Vet-Purple Heart, 33 Manning, Charles Elwood, 45 Mahon, Barney R., Mrs. d.1975 Vet, 34 Manning, Flora Mae m.Burnett, Mrs. Mahon, Bobbie, 34 d.1991, 45 Mahon, Bobbie m.Simmons, Mrs. d.1951, Manning, Joe Earl, 45 34 Manning, Joe Earl, Jr. d.2007 (Obit), 45 Mahon, Donald W. d.1993 Vet, 34 Manning, Nettie Stinem, Mrs., 45 Mahon, Edna Warren, Mrs., 35 Manning, Sharon K.
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