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Pg 130: John Q Adams Sr Family: Ethel (Mrs. McDonald Callahan), John Q Adams Sr, Mrs. John Q Adams (Emmaline Keeter), Elmer G, Dr. A.V, Ezra A, Joseph W, Mary (Mrs. Alex James), Nellie G (Mrs. Howell Burnes), John Q Jr, Ora (Mrs. Hobert Willingham), James W and Walter

Pg 140: Children of Andy Briggs: Eddie Wood, Anna Reeder, Essie Hurst, Cam Briggs and Ambrose Briggs

Pg 146: Burnes Family: Tyrian Burnes (Brown), B F Burnes Sr, Buell, Samatha Angel (Burnes), Mother, Fred, Myrtle Burnes (Adams), Gertrude Burnes (Blankenship), Conseulo Burnes (Blankenship), Lester D, Everett H, B.F Jr, Norma Burnes(Keeling), Orpheus, Theodore, Howell, Lena Burnes (Emery), Bernice Burnes (Briggs). Made about 1920

Pg 151: The Cal and Emma Cornell Family: Della, Ruth, Josephine (Ted), Cal, Emma, Truman, LeRoy, Jack Dan and Ike

Pg 155: A Pioneer Lady Of Marion County: Margaret Starnes Cowan, wife of John Wesley Cowan, came to Marion County in 1837 and spent the rest of her life in Cowan Barrens; died in 1910 and was buried in Cowan Cemetery.

Pg 161: Felix Newman Dodds Family: William H, Deroose B, Effie Mae (Wood), George K, Mary E. (Jones), Seaborn P, Felix N, Cecil C, Felix N (Father), Mildred (Wingate) child, Matilda (Perry), Eddie P, Cynthia Lee (Lawson) <Update: In the Photo Gallery, Pg, 161, the picture marked the Dodds Family is incorrect. This is a photo of the Felix Newman DOBBS Family. This mistake was made in the printing of the History Of Marion County By Earl Berry. Felix Newman Dobbs is my grandfather, a lifelong resident of Marion County. The photo was made in 1910, at the old Dobbs homeplace at Georges Creek.>

Pg 168: W.B. Flippin, Prominent Early Citizen of Marion County - Pioneer Minister & Legislator

Pg 171: J.C. Floyd, Born 1856, Died 1930. An educator, attorney, gentleman and statesman and the only man from Marion County to serve in The National Congress.

Pg 175: J.H. Hand Family: Bessie, Gene, Molly Montogomery (Mother), George, J.H (Henry), Bertha (Roberts), Bert, twin to Bertha, Grady, Earl, Roy, Doll, Roney, Agnes

Pg 176: Uncle Fate Hands Family: Vernon, Anna (Kelly) Uncle Fate, Levie, Aunt Sarah holding Helen (Lack), Nettie (Copeland), Faytie. Hand Valley in the eastern part of Marion County was named for this family.

Pg 191: Johnson Family: Asbury, Emeline, Eugene, Nellie Matthews, Louvera Brown, Levi (Flippin, AR)

Pg 193: W.R. Jones: Prominent Citizen, Educator, Editor, Banker & Legislator, attorney, minister and businessman.

Pg 209: Early Settlers of Marion County: Uncle Thomps McCracken, Joe Hall, nephew to Uncle Thomps, John McCracken father of Ed McCracken

Pg 213: Gus L. McCracken, Family History of Elam G.W. McCracken

Pg 226: Osborn Family: James G, Martha (McCracken), Will, John, Bess (Marrow), Joe, Nellie (Pace), Elam, Myrtle (Gay), Ellis James (son-in-law), Della (James) and Simon

Pg 233: Emily Noe Jackson & Daughters: These fair ladies of 1895 are: Emily Noe Jackson and daughters Alice, Effie, Flora, Martha and Nina. Martha was married to Thomps Pace May 7, 1898

Pg 245: The George M Pyle Family: L.R. George M, Norvel, Argenta (Guffey), L.R. Olaf, Elva (Adams), Clifton, Hoyte

Pg 249: Isaac "Doc" Rose Family 1916: I.P. (Doc) holding Hugh Mann, Willie Bell, W.C. "Neely" Jones, Curry, Rufus Mann, Anne Jones (holding) Carl, Lizzie Bell, Ran, George Mann, Lena Hutcheson, John Mann, Ellen Mann, Wrenly, Nadine Railsback, Louise Lee, Belah Yochum, Herbert, Rush Shew, Alba Shew, Maude Bell, Dessie Mann Reals

Pg 265: Dr and Mrs. L.M. Weast, Yellville, Arkansas, a long time Doctor of Marion County, 1929 or 1930

Pg 268: The C.A. Willingham Family: Wynona, Charley (father), Martha Belle (grand-daughter), Mattie (mother), Paul, Ora (Adams), Hobert, Lon (Freeman), Dale, Bernice, Russell

Pg 270: The Perkins Family: Lula (Wilson), Lorena (Wingate) Lewis, Annie (Wingate) holding baby Clarence, child standing Nancy Wingate, Sue, baby Alene, Nancy (Granny), Troy Estes, Alva Estes, Maude (Estes) holding Julia Estes, Boyce, R Ben Wilson, William H Wingate, Hose, Henry, John Burton, Jim, Willie Estes, Ralph and Wallie

Pg 271: Lee Wood and E.B. Wood: Great Grandsons of William "Snappin" Wood who settled in Marion County on Crooked Creek in the Early 1800s

Pg 272: Children of William "Snappin" Wood one of the very early settlers of Marion County around 1820. Dirl and Matilda (Holland), A.S. "Uncle Bud" said to be the first white child born in Marion County and John "Foot"

Pg 277: The Dow Wolf Family: Ferman, Abbie (Estes), Hugh, Ida (mother), Dow (father), Flossie (Gilley), M.H., Mervin, Edith (Miller), Ruth (McKnight), Clara (Byrd), Cline