Rayburn Family Cemetery

Searcy AR

There are no pictures of this cemetery available.

This Cemetery is also known as: None known

Legal description: Pending

GPS Location: Pending

Arkansas Archeological Survey site #: Pending

Number of Marked Graves: Unknown

Number of Unmarked Graves: Unknown

The last complete survey of this cemetery was: Has not been survayed yet

There was a Obituary that were printed in the newspaper it is the only information we have at this time.

Current status of cemetery: Active

Point of contact for cemetery. No known contact person.

Following is a list of known burials in this cemetery.

Rayburn, Bill Gene – June 12, 1933 – September 22, 2010 – U.S. Vet Korea - Rayburn Family Cemetery - (Obit)

Smith, Gilbert Richard – November 2, 1928 – February 13, 2012 - Rayburn Family Cemetery - (Obit)

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Most of the cemetery information listed was collected by Leroy “Lee” Blair Former member of the White

County Historical Society Board of Directors. Now working at the White County Historical Society office on

the square in Searcy. WCHS P. O. Box 537 Searcy, Ark. 72145.

If you have any additions or corrections to the burial listing please contact the Historical Society. Phone 501-

278-5010 or Email me at

lblblair74@gmail.com

or wchs1962@gmail.com

I will be posting more burials later. The Searcy Daily Citizen donated all their Micro Film and Ledgers dating

back to 1953. After reviewing them, if I find a death of a person that we do not have I will to add to the

cemetery listings.

There are some graves listed as unmarked that may have had a tombstone set since the listing was made.

I may have missed some graves when I prepared the listing. Some cemeteries are very hard to get an

accurate listing due to how some graves are scattered

The following Abbreviations are used in the listings

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FM-Funeral home marker DS-Double tombstone TS-Triple tombstone

(Obit)-means that the Historical Society has, or has access to the Obituary for this person.