FULTON
COUNTY, ARKANSAS OBITUARIES
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OBITUARY |
SUBMITTER |
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Burk,
Jesse M. |
Jesse
M. Burk, born December 13, 1827 in Tennessee, died October, 17, 1889 in his
home in Camp Arkansas., Wednesday at 12:00 p.m.. He had pneumonia for two weeks. His
survivors are wife Susannah, two sons and two daughters. Mr Burk lived in
this county for many years, and had accumulated considerable property. He had many friends who regret to hear of
his death. Burial at Burk's Schoolhouse Thursday. |
Submitter's
note: This is a handwritten copy of an obit that I received. It does not look
at all complete) |
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Cash,
Rufus H. |
RUFUS
H. CASH RITES AT THAYER JUNE 2 (1964) Services
were held June 2 at 2:00 p.m. at the Carter Chapel with Rev. Delbert Deavers officiating for Rufus H. Cash, son of the late L.
D. and Julia M. Michaels Cash. He was
born Feb. 25, 1884, at Mammoth Spring Ark. and died May 30 at the St. John's
hospital, Springfield, Mo., age 80 years, 3 months and 5 days. Survivors
are three sisters, Mrs. G. P. Wooldridge, Twin Falls, Idaho; Mrs. T. F.
Burkett, Austin Tex., and Mrs. Clarence Orr, Mammoth Spring. Mr. Cash was affiliated with the General
Baptist church. He was a retired
farmer. Burial
was in the Moten Cemetery by Carter Funeral Home of Thayer. Pallbearers were Earl Michaels, Granville
Fuller, Ed Herbold, D. Jackson, Hildred Miller and
Martin Komm. |
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Coggins, Flodie Pauline |
Flodie Pauline Coggins, daughter of the late Joe Syruss
Dunkerson and Lona Mae
Hackworth, was born April 26, 1922 in Heart, Arkansas. She departed this life Wednesday morning,
September 13, 1995 at the Baxter County Regional Hospital in Mountain Home,
Arkansas at the age of 73 years, 4 month, and 18 days. She was
united in marriage to Lawrence Coggins on February
26, 1941 in Heart, Arkansas and to this union 3 children were born. She spent her working years as a wife,
mother and Nurses Aide at the Oak Hills Manor Nursing Home. She was
a member of the Salem Church of Christ. She was
preceded in death by her husband, parents, daughter Caroline Sue Coggins, brother Mart Everett Dunkerson,
and sister Vera Faye Howard. |
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Dale,
Sharon L. |
Sharon
L. Dale, 50, St. Joseph, Mo., formerly of Mexico and Jefferson City, Mo., as
well as, Reno, Nev., passed unexpectedly Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2007, at
Heartland Regional Medical Center. She
married Roger Dale on Oct. 28, 1989. She
was a secretary for Clair United Methodist Church and Ebenezer United
Methodist Church, and she owned and operated Phoenix Creations Website
Design. Mrs.
Dale was preceded in death by her parents, Floyd Wayne and Ruth (Copeland)
Sims. She
was a member of Mount Moriah Methodist Church in Gower, Mo.; and the Home
Business Alliance. Sharon
enjoyed spending time with family and working on her computer. Survivors:
her husband, Roger Dale of Lake Lafayette, Mo.; four sons, Michael Dale, and
wife, Brenda of the home; David Dale of Hawaii; and Scott Dale and Steven
Dale, both of the home; two brothers, Randy Sims of Orlando, Fla.; and Glen
Sims of Lake of the Ozarks, Mo.; and her grandson, Nathan Dale. Service:
10 a.m. Saturday, Clair United Methodist Church, St. Joseph. Interment: Eastlawn Cemetery, Mexico, Mo. The family will receive
friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Meierhoffer
Funeral Home & Crematory, St. Joseph. In lieu
of flowers, the family suggests memorials to the American Epilepsy Foundation. |
Sharon
was a former Fulton County Coordinator. Published
in the St. Joseph News-Press on 2/22/2007. |
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Dunkerson, Lona Mae |
Lona Mae Dunkerson, daughter of the late Will Hackworth and Eliza Reed,
was born May 12, 1891 in Saddle, Arkansas and died Wednesday, July 21, 1976
in Salem, Arkansas. She was
married December 4, 1911 to Joe Syruss Dunkerson in Hardy, Arkansas. Survivors
include one daughter, Flodie Coggins,
Salem, AR; one sister, Mrs. Ona Jane Benton, Heart,
AR; four grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Her husband, one sister
and three children preceded her in death. |
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Ellis,
Sallie |
Mrs.
Sallie Ellis, wife of Uncle Wince Ellis died Sunday Dec 17 at the Ellis farm
4 miles south of Mammoth Springs, of Paralysis. She was
102 years old and leaves a husband, aged 104 years old, and several children,
the baby among whom is 49 years old. Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis are native of North Carolina where they married 73 years ago. They came to Mammoth Springs, what was then
an Indian camping ground known as (Head of the River) in 1852 and have
occupied the farm where the aged woman died 41 years. Funeral
Services were conducted by Uncle Tom Wooldridge who had been intimately
acquainted with the decreased more than half a century. She was buried in the Moten Church grave
yard. |
Henrietta
Kirby |
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Hall,
Charles Luther |
Charles
Luther Hall, son of the late John D. Hall and Beryl Marie Boydston,
was born March 7, 1922 at Heart, Arkansas and departed this life Tuesday,
October 2, 1984 at the St. Vincent's Infirmary in Little Rock, Arkansas at
the age of 62 years, 6 months and 25 days. He was
married to Ethel Stroud, daughter of John Allen Stroud and Frankie Elizabeth
Mooney, on December 30, 1945 and to this union two sons were born. He is
preceded in death by his parents and one brother, Marvin, who passed away on
August 24, 1984. He is
survived by his wife Ethel of the home in Salem, Arkansas; two sons, Larry
Hall and Jerry Carl "Toby" Hall of Salem, Arkansas; two brothers,
Carl Hall of Glencoe, Arkansas and Lester Hall of Joplin, Missouri; two
sisters, Mrs. Tressie Clinton of Alicia, Arkansas and Mrs. Flavia Anthony of Royal Oak, Michigan and three
grandchildren, Carla Hall, Curtis Hall and Jason Hall. He was
affiliated with the Baptist Church. |
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Hall,
John D. |
John D.
Hall, son of the late James Lane Hall and Eliza Ann Mitchell Hall, was born
at Heart, Arkansas on July 3, 1889. He departed this life in the Fulton
County Hospital on November 5, 1979 at the age of 90 years, 4 months, and 2
days. He was
united in marriage to Beryl Marie Boydston in
Salem, Arkansas on July 4, 1916 and to this union
six children were born. He leaves
to mourn his passing four sons, Luther Hall of Salem, Arkansas, Carl Hall of
Salem, Arkansas, Marvin Hall of Salem, Arkansas, Lester Hall of Joplin,
Missouri, two daughters, Mrs. Tressie Clinton of Alicia, Arkansas, Mrs. Flavia Anthony of Troy, Michigan, one sister, Mrs.
Florence Cherry of Kansas City, Missouri, 11 grandchildren and 18
great-grandchildren, other relatives and many friends. He was
a retired farmer. |
Carla
Blanton |
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Hodges,
Gertrude R. Roberts |
Gertrude
R. Hodges, of Elizabeth, Arkansas, daughter of the late George William and
Laura Frances (Fannie) Young Roberts was born December 11, 1903, in
Elizabeth, Arkansas. She departed this life Friday this evening at the
Columbia Independence Health Center in Independence, Missouri at age 92
years, 7 months and 15 days. Gertrude
was united in marriage to Rev. Robert Lee Hodges on January 8, 1923, at West
Plains, Missouri. She spent her working years as a wife, mother, grandmother,
great-grandmother, great-great-grandmother and a homemaker. She was a member
of the Landmark Missionary Baptist Church in Elizabeth, Arkansas. She
leaves to mourn her passing: 5 sons: James Hodges of Independence, Missouri.
Bill Hodges of Caulfield, Missouri, Bob Hodges, Leon Hodges and Wally Hodges
all of Elizabeth, Arkansas. 4 Daughters: Evelyn Trivitt
of West Plains, Missouri. Lena Barker of Viola, Arkansas, Nelda Hurd and
Roberta Cable both of Independence, Missouri. 1 Step-daughter: Olga Lou
Graham of Boise, Idaho. 1 sister Sarah Robert McGlothin
of Viola, Arkansas. 32 Grandchildren, 42 Great-Grandchildren, 9 Great - Great
- Grandchildren and many other relatives and friends. She is preceded in
death by her husband (Rev Robert Hodges), 1 son (Allen), her parents, 2
stepsons (Oral and Clovis) and 1 step-daughter (Alene).
Burial
at the Elizabeth Cemetery. |
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Holloway,
Enid Mae McDonald |
Enid
Mae McDonald Holloway of Flint Michigan, daughter of the late Benjamin and
Crete Johnson McDonald, was born in Fryatt Arkansas,
May 3, 1921, and died Tuesday August 4th, 1987, in the Hurley Medical Center,
in Flint, Michigan, at the age of 66 years, three months, and one day. She
was united in marriage to Will Holloway, on November 23, 1938, in Alton, MO. Survivors
include 2 sons, Bill Holloway of Flint MI, Jack Holloway of Cherokee Village,
Ark., 5 daughters, JoAnn McDaniel of Swartz Creek, MI, Donna Hensley of
Flint, MI, Rebecca Smith of Flushing MI, and Sharon Mathis and Peggy Thompson
both of Goodrich, MI. 14 grand children, three great grand children. One
brother Austin McDonald of Mammoth Spring, Ark., five sisters, Opal Komm of
Thayer, MO, Margie of Mammoth Spring, Ark., Thelma Carter, Alta Werbe, and Inez Coffenberry of
Kansas City, MO. Other relatives and friends. She was
preceded in death by her parents, husband, two sons, John and Keith, two
sisters and one brother. Services
were held Saturday, August 8, 1987. In the Salem Funeral Services Chapel,
with Brother Eldon Coil, officiating. Serving as pallbearers were John
Spaulding, Bill Mathis, Bill Smith, Brian Mathis, C.R. Holloway. |
Peggy
Holloway-Thompson |
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Holloway,
Will |
Will
Holloway-Formerly of Flint Mich., age 78, died Thursday, Feb 16, 1984, at St
Joseph Hospital in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Funeral services were held at
Salem, Arkansas, February 19, 1984.
Burial at Camp Cemetery Camp, Arkansas. Mr.
Holloway retired from Fisher Body Coldwater in 1970. He was in the U. S. Navy during W.W.II, a
member of the Masonic Lodge in Salem Arkansas, a member of the Church of
Christ. Surviving
are two sons Bill, and wife JoAnn Holloway of Hot Springs, Arkansas, Jack and
wife Becky Holloway of Flint, MI; 5 daughters, Eric and JoAnn McDaniel of
Swartz Creek, MI, William and Sharon Mathis of Goodrich, MI, Russell and Donna
Hensley of Flint, MI, Ron and Peggy Thompson of Goodrich, MI, David and Becky
Smith of Richmond Indiana. Fourteen grand children, one great grandchild, one
brother John Holloway, Oklahoma City, OK, and Mrs. Laura Butler, of Camp,
Arkansas. Hot
Springs, Salem, Arkansas, Flint Michigan |
Peggy
Holloway-Thompson |
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Humphreys,
Loyd |
Loyd Humphreys, a
native of Fulton County and son of the late Albert and Clara Humphreys, died
May 30 (ca 1964) at his home in Guymon, Okla.
Funeral services were held June I in Guymon and burial was in Borger,
Tex. He was 61 years old. Survivors
are his wife, Lottie, of the home and three children, Mrs. Joyce Jean Luman of Borger, Tex., Mrs. Roy Jennings of Lubbock, Tex.
and Clyde Smith of Midland, Tex., four brothers, Dewey of Salem, Ark.; Kay of
McCroy, Ark., Curtis of Mammoth Spring and Chester
of Thayer; three sisters Miss Erna Humphreys of Dodge City, Kansas, Mrs.
Verna McBride of Thayer; Mrs. Ruth Pitchford of
Tulsa, Okla. Those
from here who attended the services were Chester Humphreys and the Charley McBrides of Thayer, Kay of McCroy.
They stopped in Tulsa, Okla. and picked up Mrs. Ruth Pitchford.
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Komm,
Opal Amber |
Opal Amber
Komm, daughter of the late Benjamin McDonald and Crete Johnson McDonald, was
born February 17, 1919, in Fryatt Arkansas, and
died August 18, 1996, in West Plains MO, at the age of 77 years, 6 months,
and 1 day. She was
a homemaker and had been a member of the Presbyterian Church since early
childhood. She was
married June 5, 1937, in Salem Ark., to Martin Luther Komm Sr. who preceded
her in death on December 28, 1992. Survivors
include three children, Martin Luther Komm Jr., Donald E. Komm, and Frances
Crete Wyatt all of Thayer MO. Ten grandchildren, Brian, Jeremy, Martin IV,
Quintin, Jason, Nickolas, Jamie, Michelle, Jessie, Jenna, Kristin, Tammy and
Makayla. Two sisters, Thelma Carter of Kansas City, MO, and Marjorie Smith of
Mammoth Spring, Ark., several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death
by her parents, her husband, 5 sisters, Lorene Ladd, Irene McDonald, Alta Werbe, Enid Holloway, and Inez Coffenberry.
One brother Austin McDonald and one son-in-law, Lloyd Red Wyatt. Services
were Tuesday, August 20, 1996, at 2 P.M. at Carter Funeral Home Chapel in
Thayer MO, with Reverend Cody Freeman officiating. Burial was in the Thayer
Cemetery, in Thayer MO, with services under the direction of Carter Funeral
Home Incorporated of Thayer, MO. Pallbearers, were Martin Komm
III, Randy Komm, Mike Komm, Fred Komm. Ken Komm, and
Marvin Komm. |
Peggy
Holloway-Thompson |
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Linderman,
J. W. |
J. W.
Linderman Funeral January 11 Funeral
Services were held Jan. 11 in the Bryson chapel in Mammoth Spring, with Rev.
E. O. Flowers officiating, for J. W. Linderman. He died Jan. 9 in the home of his daughter,
Mrs. L. F. Hamilton, at the age of 86 years, 2 months, and 28 days. Burial
was made in the Gum Springs Cemetery, under the direction of the Bryson
Funeral Home. (A
separate newspaper article on this death:) OUT OF
TOWN PEOPLE ATTENDING LINDERMAN FUNERAL Those
attending the funeral of J. W. Linderman, Jan. 11 from out of town included,
Carl Cooper, Charles Cooper and Kenneth Cooper all of Kansas City, MO.: the
Roy Martins and children of Springfield, MO.; Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton of
Humansville, MO.; the A. W. O'Bryant family of
Truman Ark.; Miss Linda Linderman of Searcy, Ark.; Eugene Linderman of
Memphis, TN; the Amiel Coopers of Viola, Ark.; the
Bob Woods, the Shelby Floyds and the Oral Woods all of Salem, Ark. Also Mr. and Mrs. Claude Linderman of West
Plains, Mo.; the Gary Coopers of Salem.
Also Mr. and Mrs. Troy Wood and the Herbert Keltons
of Viola; the Methodist Minister of Marked Tree, Ark., Fannie and Virgil
Phillis, Salem, and Mrs. J. W.Holman of Thayer, Mo. |
Wanda
L. Garner |
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Linderman, Sarah Caldonia |
FUNERAL
SERVICES FOR SARAH LINDERMAN HELD SUNDAY Sarah Caldonia Linderman, daughter of
Wm. L. and Lucy Wood, was born in Fulton County Ark. February 22, 1880, and
departed this life March 17, 1950 at Mammoth Spring, at the age of 70 years
and 23 days. She was united in marriage to J.W. Linderman, who still
survives, on April 2, 1899, and was the mother of 8 children, 4 boys and 4
girls, two of the boys having died in their infancy. The others are all
married and have families of their own, namely: Eva Hamilton, Claude
Linderman and Clifton Linderman, all of Mammoth Spring, Ark.; Annie Cooper of
Viola, Ark., Ruth Scudder of Kansas City, Mo. and Laura O'Bryant
of Marked Tree, Ark. Surviving,
also, are 4 sisters; Maude Wood of Pollard, Ark., Laura Watson of Bristow,
Okla., Ora Skaggs, who is at present at Kramath,
Calif., and Ollie Smith of Henrietta, Okla; two brothers J.M. Wood of Salem,
Ark., and Bob Wood of Blackwell, Okla; 23 grandchildren and 5 great
grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends. She
became a member of the Missionary Baptist Church at an early age and remained
an active member until her death. Funeral
services were conducted in the Baptist Church at Mammoth Spring, Ark. by Rev.
Hugh Cooper of Melbourne, Ark., assisted by Rev. Mayfield, local pastor and
burial was made in the Gum Spring Cemetery on March 19, 1950, seven of the
grandsons acting as pallbearers, namely: Ray Cooper, Carl Cooper, George
Hamilton, Charles Cooper, Kenneth Cooper, Erwin Cooper, and Russell Hamilton. |
Wanda
L. Garner |
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McDonald,
Austin |
Austin McDonald,
son of the late Benjamin McDonald, and Crete Johnson McDonald was born July
27, 1909, in Fryatt, AR and departed this life May
26, 1993, at his home in Mammoth Spring, AR, at the age of 83 years, nine
months and 29 days. He was
united in marriage, July 4, 1950, in Mammoth Spring AR to Viola Sterling
Herrick. He is survived by his wife, Viola of the home in Mammoth Spring AR.
four children Diane Rogers of Bedford Texas, Charlotte Hurtt
of Mammoth Spring AR, Sharon Nickless of Camdenton
MO and Shirley Henley of Urbandale Iowa, five grandchildren, Kimberly,
Bradley and Nathan Rogers, all of Bedford Texas. Rick Henley of Morrison
Illinois, and Amy Henley of Urbandale, Iowa; four sisters, Opal Komm of
Thayer, MO, Inez Coffenberry and Thelma Carter both
of Kansas City MO, and Margie Smith of Mammoth Spring, AR, one special friend
J.C. Robertson; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by
his parents; four sister Irene McDonald, Lorene Ladd, Enid Holloway, Alta Werbe, and one brother Vada
McDonald. Mr McDonald was a
life long farmer. Services
held Saturday at Carter Funeral Home Chapel Thayer MO with brother Clovis
Ragsdale. Internment was in Thayer Cemetery under the direction of the Carter
Funeral Home, in Thayer. |
Peggy
Holloway-Thompson |
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McDonald,
Ben B. |
Date of
news paper July 15, 1938 Ben B.
McDonald, prominent farmer of Fryatt, passed away
in the Saint Bernard's hospital in Jonesboro, Friday. Mr. McDonald was
greatly interested in school affairs and at the time of his death was serving
as the President of the Bethel School Board. Funeral services were conducted
at four O'clock Monday afternoon at Moten Church by
the Reverend E.N. Bickley. The choir sang
"Blessed Assurance", "What a friend we have in Jesus",
and "God be with you". Pallbearers
were, Howard Noblit, Wilbur Irvin, Dell Brown, W.C.
Ladd, Lester Collins, and L.G. Langston. Interment in Moten Cemetery was in
charge of Leo Carr. Mr. Ben
B McDonald was born in Gainesville, Taney County Missouri, February 20, 1882,
the son of Rebecca and J.H. McDonald. He moved to Mammoth Springs at the age
of nine and with the exception of a few years in Springfield, has spent his
life here. Mr. McDonald was married to Miss Crete Johnson on August 25, 1907.
Mr.
McDonald is survived by his wife, by seven daughters, Mrs. Loraine Ladd of
Kansas City Missouri, Mrs. Opal Komm of Fryatt, Mrs. Inez Burke of Mammoth Springs, Miss Alta
McDonald of Kansas City Missouri, and Misses Thelma, Enid, and Marjorie
McDonald of the home; by a son Mr. Austin McDonald of Fryatt;
by one sister Mrs. Effie Whiteside; and two brothers W.M. and Roy
McDonald.... There
is another line that is completely un-readable with my best magnifying glass.
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Peggy
Holloway-Thompson |
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McDonald,
Crete Johnson |
Funeral
Services for Crete Johnson McDonald, 88 Mammoth Spring, Ark., will be held
Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Carter Chapel at Thayer, MO. Mrs. McDonald died
Thursday at 4 a.m. in West Plains, Memorial Hospital. She was born May 12,
1889, in Parker South Dakota, daughter of the late Oran A and Alta McCord
Johnson. She was
married August 25, 1907, at Mammoth Spring to Ben B. McDonald, who preceded
her in death in 1938. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church at Mammoth
Spring, Ark. Survivors
include one son, Austin McDonald, Mammoth Spring, Ark.; seven daughters, Mrs.
Lorene Ladd and Mrs. Alta Werbe, Kansas City, MO;
Mrs. Thelma Carter, Mammoth Spring, Ark.; Mrs. Opal Komm, Thayer MO., Mrs.
Inez Coffenberry, New York, N.Y.; Mrs. Enid
Holloway, Flint, Mich.; Mrs. Marjorie Smith, Mammoth Spring, Ark.; three
brothers, Lester Johnson, Sioux Falls S.D.; Arthur John, Lenox, S.D., Harker
Johnson, Harrisburg S.D.; one sister, Mrs. Vina
Fritz of Madison, S.D.; 25 grandchildren, 34, great-grandchildren. Her
parents, her husband, five brothers, one sister, preceded her in death. The
family will receive friends Saturday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Carter Chapel
in Thayer, MO. Burial will be at Moten Cemetery under the direction of the
Carter funeral Home. |
Peggy
Holloway-Thompson |
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Montgomery,
Othy Flavil |
Passed
away Tuesday, December 29, 1987 at Holland Community Hospital, Holland
Michigan. Mr. Montgomery was born born February 12,
1913 in Morriston, Arkansas and had resided here the past 34 years where he was
a member of the South Haven Church of Christ, South Haven, Michigan.
Surviving are his wife, the former Helen Trinkle,
whom he married April 8, 1938; four daughters, Ann Eifler
of Grand Junction, Mrs. Stan (Kay) Shier of Chicago, Mrs. Al (Linda) Elston of Grand Junction, Julie Montgomery of Grand
Junction and four sons; James (Judie) of South Haven, William (Jan) of
Bloomingdale, Michigan, Robert of Metairie, Louisiana, Paul of South Haven;
16 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; two brothers, Joe of Lake
Village, Arkansas, B.J. of Montrose, Arkansas; four sisters, Mrs. John (Wanna) Woodruff of Grace, Mississippi, Neta Little of Wilburn, Arkansas, Georgia Beebe of Calico
Rock, Arkansas and Mrs. Bill (Druzilla) Glenn of
Wilburn. He was
preceded in death by a daughter, Freida May in
1958, also his parents William Ignatius and Susan Emma (Lynch) Montgomery,
two brothers Lloyd and Tom and three sisters Pauline, Lorene and Rita.
Friends may call Friday 7-9 P.M. at the Bloomingdale Chapel, D.L. Miller Funeral
Home where funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 P.M. with Pastor Rick
Stafford officiating. Interment at the Grand Junction Cemetery. Grand
Junction, Michigan |
Judie
Montgomery |
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Porter,
Martha May Michaels |
Services
were held June I at the Carter Chapel with Rev. Ben Weeks officiating for
Martha May Porter, daughter of the late John and Mary Hazelwood
Michaels. She was born May 18, 1898 at
Mammoth Spring, Ark., and died May 30 (1964) at her home in Mammoth Spring,
age 66 years, 12 days. She
married John W. Porter at Mammoth Spring on Dec. 31, 1914 and to this union,
five children were born. She is
survived by her husband, John W. of the home, two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy
Herbold, Thayer, Mo., Mrs. Wilma Herbold, Kansas City, Mo., three sons,
Morris Porter, Granite City, Ill., Norman Porter, Amory, Miss., Birch Porter,
Berryville, Ark., one brother, Dick Michaels, Granite City, Ill., ten
grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Mrs.
Porter was affiliated with the Assembly of God church. Burial
was June 1 (1964) in the Moten cemetery by Carter Funeral Home of Thayer. Pallbearers
were Clyde Porter, J. D. Porter, Lawrence Porter, Earl Michaels, Everett
Michaels, and Orvis Shepard. |
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Sanders,
Curtis Henry |
In Memory of
Curtis Henry Sanders BORN-----May
13, 1941 DIED------January
14, 1986 SERVICES-----Saturday,
January 18,1986, 2:00 P.M., Leland Carter Chapel, Salem, Arkansas MINISTER------Bro.
Lonnie Jones PALLBEARERS:
Carroll Reynolds, Ronnie Robbins, Gaston Richardson, Bert Doody,
Gene Maguffee, Rex James, Ricky Sanders, Vernon
Robbins, Roy Gene Rogers, Jr. INTERMENT—Elizabeth
Cemetery, Elizabeth, Arkansas FUNERAL
DIRECTOR—Leland Carter Funeral Home, Salem, Arkansas Curtis
Henry Sanders, of Conway, Arkansas, son of Lillian Stephens Sanders Cantrell
and the late Alex Sanders, was born May 13, 1941, at Elizabeth, Arkansas. He
departed this life Tuesday, January 14, 1986, at Houston, Texas, at the age
of 44 years, 8 months, and 1 day. Mr.
Sanders leaves to mourn his passing: 2 Daughters: Erika Sanders, Monterey,
California; Danika Sanders, Walla Walla, Washington; Mother: Lillian
Cantrell, Melbourne, Arkansas; 3 Brothers: Murlas
Sanders, Monte Vista, Colorado; Jackie Sanders, Viola, Arkansas; Larry
Sanders, Mtn. Home, Arkansas; 5 Sisters: Della Glenn and Connie Owens, both
of Excelsior Springs, Missouri; Henrietta Comstock, Gepp,
Arkansas; Loretta Tipton, Raytown, Missouri; Shirley Oels,
Mtn. Home, Arkansas; and 1 Step-sister: Deanna Wherry,
Charlotte, Arkansas. He was preceded in death by his father and one
sister-Mary Dorene Sanders. Curtis
was employed by Navholz Construction Corporation of
Conway, Arkansas, as construction project superintendent. |
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Sanders,
Jake Washington |
Full
Name: Jake Washington Sanders Occupation:
Farmer Place
of Birth: Iuka, Izard County, Arkansas Place
of Death: Fulton County Hospital Township:
Salem Fulton County, Arkansas Sex: Male
Color or Race: White Date of
Birth: January 8, 1891 Date of
Death: April 21, 1984 Age 93
years 3 months 13 days Hour of
Death:10:58 p.m. Marital
Status: Widowed Name of
Wife: Magnolia Pruitt Sanders Deceased: May 2, 1978 Name of
Father: Andrew Jackson Sanders, deceased Name of
Mother: Julie Ann Hively Sanders, deceased Date of
Burial: Wednesday, April 25, 1984 Hour of
Funeral: 10:00 a.m. at Leland Carter Chapel Place
of Burial: Salem Cemetery Minister:
Rev. Price Lovelace Singers:
Senior Citizens Choir Pallbearers:
Robert Gene Combs, Charles Soden, Howard Lee
Sanders, Ronald Keith Ninemire, Larry Dale Sanders,
Doyle Mitchell Was
married to: Magnolia Pruitt at Calico Rock, Arkansas on March 15, 1911 Church
Affiliation: Missionary Baptist Church, Iuka, Izard County, Arkansas He was
preceded in death by his parents, Andrew and Julie Sanders, four brothers,
two sisters, two sons, and one daughter. He is
survived by one brother, Jim Sanders of Wichita, Kansas; Neil Sanders of
Salem, Arkansas; Jessie Sanders of Byron, Arkansas; Jack Sanders of
Ellensburg, Washington; Opal Combs of Bella Vista, Arkansas; Goldie Soden of Longvies, Texas; Mertie Ninemire of Kansas City,
Missouri; and Billie Brown of Dayton, Oregon. Of ten children born, seven are
living. Grandchildren living:29; Great
Grandchildren: 62; Great Great Grandchildren 21. |
Della Sanders Glenn, great-niece of Jake Washington
Sanders. Information
is from my on personal information and from Leland Carter Funeral Home,
Salem, Arkansas. |
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Sanders,
James "Jimmy" Owens |
James
"Jimmy" Owens Sanders was born November 29, 1910, at Iuka,
Arkansas, to William Henry Sanders and Malinda Jane Pruitt Sanders. He was married to Edna Reable
Ross on June 23, 1935, at Salem, Arkansas.
Mrs.
Sanders was born March 27, 1918. Her
parents were John Daniel Ross and Ada Ethel Russell Ross. Jimmy
and Reable Sanders had six children: Velda Audean Sanders, born April 17, 1936 at Mitchell, Arkansas,
and married Harold Cantrell in December, 1951; Owen Lee Sanders, born
September 4, 1938, at Dolph, Arkansas, and married
Mary Lou French on December 16, 1957; Donnie Loren Sanders, born June 22,
1940, at Mitchell, Arkansas, and married Olene Comstock
on July 4, 1960; Wilma Jean Sanders, born April 16, 1944, at Elizabeth,
Arkansas, and married Willard Comstock on August 20, 1960; Donna Sharon
Sanders, born September 25, 1947, at Gepp,
Arkansas, and married Gene Maguffey on July 10,
1970; Polly Neoma Sanders, born August 21, 1949, at
Gepp, Arkansas, and married Bobby York on July 31,
1965. Jimmy
Sanders was an automobile mechanic and Reable was a
housewife. Mr. Sanders died on August 7, 1969, at 5:45 p.m. at the Fulton
County Hospital, Salem, Arkansas. His age was 58 years, 8 months, and 8 days.
His residence at the time of death was Gepp,
Arkansas. The funeral was Sunday, August 10, 1969 at 2:00 p.m. at the Flora
Baptist Church, with Rev. Odell O'Neal of Little Rock, Arkansas, officiating.
Mr. Sanders had been a resident of the hospital for one day and a resident of
Gepp, Arkansas, for 20 years. His physician was Dr.
Carl B. Arnold, Salem, Arkansas. Mrs.
Sanders was 51 years of age when her husband died, and she later married Joe
Hopkins of Vidette, Arkansas. She now resides in
West Plains, Missouri. |
Della Sanders Glenn, niece of James
"Jimmy" Sanders. Information
was obtained from Mrs. Edna Reable Sanders, the
Leland Carter Funeral Home, in Salem, Arkansas, and my own personal
information. |
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Sanders,
Magnolia "Maggie" |
Magnolia
"Maggie" Sanders was born September 19, 1894 at Calico Rock, Izard
County, Arkansas. She died on May 2,
1978, at Fulton County Hospital, Salem, Fulton
County, Arkansas. Age: 83
years, 7 months, 13 days. Hour of
death: 2:00p.m. Married
to Jake Washington Sanders at Calico Rock, Izard County, Arkansas, on March
15, 1911. Husband's age is 87. Name of
Father: David Elisha Pruitt, deceased. Maiden
Name of Mother: Elmina Melinda Tennessee Huggins, deceased. Length
of residence where died: 18 days. Date of Burial: Friday, May 5, 1978 at 3:00
p.m. at Leland Carter Chapel, Salem, Arkansas. Minister:
Rev. O'Dell O'Neal and Rev. H. L. Porterfield Pallbearers:
C. W. Soden, Ronald Ninemire,
Howard Sanders, Larry Sanders, Doyle Mitchell, Paul Switzer Name of
Brothers and Sisters: Mrs. Jane Taylor of Salem, Arkansas Three
brothers and four sisters precede; ˝ brother and ˝ sister
precede in death. Number
of Children born: 10 Living:
8. Noble Sanders of Wenatchee, Washington; Mrs. Opal Combs of Indianapolis,
Indiana; Noel Sanders of Salem, Arkansas; Goldie Soden
of Little Rock, Arkansas; Jesse Sanders of Byron, Arkansas; Mrs. Mertie Ninemire of Kansas City,
Missouri; Mrs. Billie Brown of Dayton, Oregon; R. C. and Rosalee
Sanders preceded in death 29
Grandchildren, 53 Great Grandchildren, 9 Great Great
Grandchildren Physician:
Carl B. Arnold |
Della Sanders Glenn, great-niece of Magnolia
"Maggie" Sanders. Information
was from the Leland Carter Funeral Home, Salem, Arkansas, and from my own
personal information. |
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Shepard,
Mary E. |
Mary E.
Shepard was born at Mammoth Spring, Arkansas April 19, 1887 and died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Thelma Stapleton, at South Fork, Missouri, on
March 29, 1960 at the age of 72 years. She was
married to James Shepard at Salem, Arkansas on December 30, 1960 and to this
union six childen we're born. She is survived
by four daughters, Mrs. Thelma Stapleton of South Fork, Mrs. Eva Raymond of
San Bruno, Calif., Mrs. lama Turnbough, of
Millbrae, Calif, and Mrs. Murrill
Bussell of Kennewick, Washington, one son, Orvis
Shepard of Thayer; three brothers, Jim Michaels of Colfax, La., John Michaels
of Mammoth Spring, Dick Michaels, of Colfax, La., one sister, Mrs. Martha
Porter of Mammoth Spring, 12 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. She was
a member of the First Baptist Church of Thayer. Services were April 2, at the Carter Chapel
with Rev. P. O. Freeman and Rev. Harold Hosler
officiating with burial in the Thayer Cemetery under the direction of the
Carter Funeral Home of Thayer. |
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Smith, Sherry
Lee Cooper Post |
Sherry
Lee Cooper Post Smith, daughter of Bill and Anna Faye Stephens Cooper, was
born on November 15, 1948, in Batesville, AR. She departed this life on
November 7, 1998, in Santa Clara, California, at the age of 49 years, 11 months
and 23 days. Sherry worked most of her life as an office manager and
bookkeeper. She was of the Church of Christ faith, baptized 20 years ago. Sherry
leaves to mourn her passing: her husband, Robert Smith of Santa Clara, CA;
one daughter, Amanda McErlean of San Jose, CA,; one
step-daughter, Paula Smith of San Jose, CA; one son, Jeffery Post of San
Jose, CA; her parents, Bill and Anna Faye Cooper of Larkin, AR; one sister,
Crystal Caraway of Mt. Pleasant, AR; two brothers, Tony Cooper of Melbourne,
AR, and Calvin Cooper of Melbourne, AR; two grandchildren, Tara McErlean and Jacob Post; two step-grandchildren, Bruce
and Amber Smith; and a host of nieces and nephews and other relatives and
friends. Funeral
service was held Friday, November 13, 1998, at 2:00 p.m. at the Roman &
Billy Memorial Chapel in Melbourne, AR, with Doyne
Robertson officiating. Burial was at the Old Philadelphia Cemetery at Larkin,
AR, under the direction of Eddie's Family Funeral Home in Melbourne. Pallbearers
were John Brown, Kirk Miller, Toby Smith, Charles Smith, Bucksey
Harmon and Gary Graham. |
Submitter
note: Sherry Cooper Post Smith was the grandaughter
of Henry H. and Violet M. Clifton Stephens, who are buried in the Elizabeth
Cemetery, Elizabeth, Arkansas. |
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Stephens,
Gracie Luvenia |
Gracie Luvenia Stephens died Friday (March 29, 1996) at her
home. She was 87. Mrs.
Stephens was born June 13, 1908, in Elizabeth, to William and Texanner (Rand) Shoemate Samuel.
She married Robert E. Stephens Nov. 24, 1926, at Salem. Mrs.
Stephens was a homemaker and a member of the Elizabeth Church of Christ. She was
preceded in death by her husband; her parents; two infant daughters, Annetta Joyce and Shirley Racine Stephens; and two
brothers, Rufus and Thomas Shoemate. Mrs.
Stephens is survived by five daughters, Winifred Crotts
of Byron, Ark., Allene James, Betty James, Pat
Robbins and Carol Richardson all of Elizabeth; three sisters, Ethel Young of
Lathrop, MO, Ellen Painter of Kansas City, MO, and Bernice Neal of Byron,
Ark.; 16 grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren; three
great-great-grandchildren; and many other relatives and friends. Services
were Sunday at the Elizabeth Chruch of Christ.
Pallbearers were Sam Jones, Robbie Robbins, Mike Robbins, Richie Richardson,
Doug Richardson, John James and Rusty Robbins. Burial was in the Elizabeth
Cemetery. Memorials
may be made to the Children's Home of Paragould. Arrangements were made by
Barker Funeral Home of Salem. |
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Wayland,
Hershell Franklin |
Born
5-1-1919 - Died 10-4-1998 Hershall Franklin Wayland,
78, of Salem, Ark. son of late Streve F. Wayland and
Pearl Young Wayland, was born on May 01, 1919, at Crossroads, Ark. He died
Sunday, October 04, 1998, at the Ozarks Medical Center in West Plains, MO. During
his years, he was self-employed, selling bait at Lake Norfork. He was a member of the Baptist faith. Survivors
include two brothers, Fred Wayland and his wife Inez of Baker City, Oregon,
and Wavil Wayland and wife Marie of Mtn. Home,
Ark.; four sisters, Auline Morgan and husband Don
of Elizabeth, Ark., Reamell Turner and husband
Lewis of Oklahoma City, Okla., and Helen Zumwalt
and husband Dale of Lexington, Ore.; several nieces and nephews; and friends.
He was
preceded in death by two brothers, Darrel and Willie Wayland; one sister Lois
Rand; one half brother, and his father and mother. Services
were held Tuesday, October 06, 1998 at the Wises Chapel Baptist Church, at
Cross Roads, Ark., at 2 p.m., with Bro. Price Loveless officiating. Burial
was in the Wises Chapel Cemetery, with arrangements under the direction of the
Cox- Estes Funeral home of Salem, Ark. NOTE
from submitter: His mother was Lucy
Pearl Young b. 3-19-1897 d. 9-19-1971. |
Jim
Young |
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Young,
Alvin |
Alvin
Young Born 9-16-1894 - Died 8-16-1994 Alvin Young of West Plains, Mo., son of
the late Willie and Mary Fuqua was born Sept. 16 1894 in Elizabeth, Ark. He
died Tuesday, Aug. 16, 1994 at the West Plains Health Care Center in West
Plains, Mo at the age of 99 years and 11 months. He was
married to Laura Cantrell on March 7, 1915 in Elizabeth, Ark. He spent his
years as a farmer. Survivors
include his sons, Cecil Young of Kansas City, Ks., G. W, Young of Mtn. Home,
Ark., Billy Young of Gepp, Ark., Odell Young of
Seattle, Wash., Donald Ray of Mtn. Home, Ark. and Bobby Young of Wichita,
Ks.; daughters, Thelma Mahan and Eunice Martin of West Plains, Mo. and
Winifred Krug of Wichita Ks.; his brother Bailey Young of Kansas City, Mo.;
sisters Nova Price of Thayer, Mo. and Flossie McVay
of Oregon; 30 grandchildren; 49 great-grandchildren and 20 great-great-grandchildren. He was
preceded in death by his wife, parents, two sons, three daughters, five
brothers and three sisters. Funeral
services were held Saturday, August 20, 1994 at 10:00 a.m. at the Elizabeth
Church of Christ with Bro. Roy Moss officiating. Pallbearers
were Jimmy Mahan, Dale Young, Gary young, Joe Young, Steve Young and Scott
Young. Honorary pallbearers were all the grandsons. Burial
was in the Elizabeth Cemetery under the direction of the McGee-Estes Funeral
Home of Salem, Ark. Notes: Laura
Young his was Laura Ethel Cantrell b. 2-24-1897 d. 9-24-1985. Her parents were George S. Cantrell and
Jennie Hugh His
sister Nova Alma Price died 2-24-1996 at age 94 yrs. and 6 mos. |
Jim
Young |
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