Mano Cemetery
AKA: Rock Creek
Surnames A - L
SSW = Shares Stone With
| Name | Born | Died | Research Notes & Inscriptions | Researcher or Resource |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACKERMAN, Shirley J. (FORD) | Nov. 3, 1947 | No Date | SSW: Winston D. | Photo Donna Cooper |
| ACKERMAN, Winston David | June 23, 1941 Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Jan. 12, 2003 Barnes Jewish Hosp., St. Louis, MO |
SSW: Shirley J. - Research Note: He was the son of Winston Anthony and Velma Corine (Stone) Ackerman. He owned and operated Ackerman Bail Bonding and Loan Company in Monett and was a former area auto dealer. He was a member of the Monett Lions Club, Monett Masonic Lodge 129 AF and AM, Abou Ben Adhem Temple in Springfield, Barry County Shrine Club, Joplin Valley of Scottish Rites, and St. Edward's Catholic Church in Cassville. Catholic Church in Cassville. He married Shirley J. Ford on January 3, 1989, in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. | Buchanan Funeral Home Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| ALDRIDGE, Ellis | Nov. 7, 1891 Barry Co., MO |
Mar. 10, 1951 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Gertie - Research Note: His death certificate gives James Harvey Aldridge as his father and Martha Wise as his mother. Gertie Aldridge was given as his wife's name. He was a policeman and lived in Monett. His name is given as Samuel Ellis Aldridge. - He first married Ethel Holman and second Gertie (Smith) Leonard. - Cassville Republican, July 18, 1912 - Mano News: Ellis Aldridge, son of J. H. Aldridge, returned home from Idaho where he has been for some time. - Cassville Republican, November 14, 1912 - Ellis Aldridge and Miss Ethel Holman, both of near Mano, were married Sunday morning at ten o'clock at the home of the bride's parents in the presence of their many friends and relatives. Rev. Smallwood performed the ceremony. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Aldridge of Barry County and is one of Barry County's successful farmers. The bride who is the daughter of Judge and Mrs. E. B. Holman is one of that community's popular young women with a large number of friends and admirers. They will reside on a farm near Mano. The REPUBLICAN joins their many friends in wishing them a happy and prosperous wedded life. - February 15, 1917, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Rock Creek: Ellis Aldridge has purchased a Ford Car and intends to go west in it in the spring. | Headstone Darla Marbut Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Death Certificate Photo Donna Cooper |
| ALDRIDGE, Ethel M. (HOLMAN) | June 26, 1892 | Aug. 30, 1926 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Her husband was Samuel "Ellis" Aldridge and her father and mother were Eli Baptist "Bee" and Louisa Lucy (Holman) Holman and she is buried next to her parents. First wife of Ellis Aldridge. - December 11, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Rock Creek News: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Aldridge, Saturday, Dec. 6th, a 10 pound boy. Mother and baby are doing fine, but Ellis hasn't yet regained consciousness.- Ethel Holman, age 20, married Ellis Aldridge, age 22, on Nov. 10, 1912 in Barry Co., MO. | Headstone Note Darla Marbut Online Newspapers MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| ALDRIDGE, Gertie (SMITH) (LEONARD) | 1898 | 1989 | SSW: Ellis - Research Note: Daughter of John Horace and Mary Smith. Second wife of Ellis Aldridge. Gertie Smith, age 17, married G. Erskine Leonard, age 18, on May 2, 1915 in Barry Co., MO. John Smith, father of Gertie Smith and S. L. Leonard, father of G. E. Leonard gave consent. | Headstone Darla Marbut MO Marriage Records Census Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| ALLISON, Isaac M. | Jan. 20, 1854 Jackson Co., TN |
Oct. 7, 1894 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: There is an unreadable stone in the unknown file that has only one letter that is readable. It looks like the name starts with "A", so since this stone is so old maybe it is for Isaac. - Better photo of stone at findagrave.com. He was the son of Rachel Clark and James Allison. His wife was Lucinda Florence (McElyea) (Allison) Hoss. - Isaac M. Allison married Lucinda F. McElyea on May 24, 1874 in Franklin Co., IL. - Unknown | Headstone Darla Marbut Note Cathy Kessinger IL Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| ANDOE, Minnie Emey (CHAPPELL) | Dec. 3, 1866 Butler Co., KS |
July 18, 1896 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Wife of J. M. Andoe " - Research Note: The top of this stone is broken off, but the name and dates are still there. Daughter of Edward Chappell and Mary Jane Adams, buried at Horner Cemetery. Minnie Emely Chappell married John Marion Andoe. She was his 3rd wife. John was a son of David and Lucinda (Cannon) Andoe. - John M. Andoe, age 34, married Emily Chappell, age 25, on Mar. 15, 1891 in Barry Co., MO. John died in 1924 and is buried at McCullough Cemetery, Lampe, Stone Co., MO. | Headstone Note Darla Marbut MO Marriage Records Note Phyllis Long Note Photo Donna Cooper |
| BAXTER, Sarah "Sallie" (ROSS) | Sept. 1813 KY |
Nov. 20, 1905 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Blessed Is The Ded That Die In The Lord - Rev. 14-13 " - Research Note: Wife of Bryant Baxter. Possibly reads 1813?. Linda's Note: Her marriage record to Bryant Baxter is registered in Jackson Co., MO, July 30, 1828. - Cassville Democrat, Cassville, December 9, 1905 - Southwest Missouri's Oldest Woman Dead: Career Marked by Experiences with Indians, Mormons and Bushwhackers - With the death of Mrs. Sarah Baxter, commonly called "Old Aunt Sally", the oldest person in Southwest Missouri, passes away. At the time of her death, a few days ago, she was past 106 years of age, as so far as known, no woman living in this section of the state lays claim to that many years of life. Certainly none have more interesting history. Stories of hardships, her being stole by an Indian band, a thrilling escape, deeds of daring at the time of the Mormons were migrating to Utah and a daring exploit, in which she rescued her own son from Bushwhackers, during the Civil War are some of the early day experiences of this early day woman. Mrs. Baxter was born in Illinois, but her parents moved to Independence, then little more than a fort, when she was a small girl. It was there that she was taught her first lesson of Indian life. It was the experience that she loved to repeat in her old age. Her father, one day, in jest, offered to sell her, to an Indian, for a pair of moccasins, little thinking that the Indian would take him seriously. A few days later, the Indian brought the moccasins, and when refused, threw them on the floor. The next night the girl was stolen, when returning to the house from the well. Several days later she was recaptured by a posse organized by her father, after a hard fight with the Indians. A few years later, she helped make bullets to repel the attacks of the Mormons, then on their way from Illinois to Utah. During the Civil War, she had many experiences and hardships, too: the one which her friends tell was not often repeated by her. Her son was home one day, on a furlough when a party of bushwhackers attacked the house, and took the son into the yard, tying him to a tree, where they intended hanging him. Mrs. Baxter and her daughter alone, held up the entire party, and cut the ropes, which held the son, permitting him to escape and again join the army. Globe Democrat - Jack's 3 Photos Photo by Jack Fly and Photo by Jack Fly and Photo by Jack Fly - Another Photo - Another Photo - Another Photo | Note Linda McCormick Online Obit Phyllis Long Photos Jack Fly Note Photos Donna Cooper |
| BECKLEY, Mary Lou (FREDERICK) | Dec. 22, 1936 Lincoln Twp., Adams Co., IA |
Dec. 17, 2021 Cox South Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Roy R. - Inscription: "Married June 8, 1958" - Research Note: Shell Knob, Barry Co., MO resident. She was the daughter of Percy and Mabel (Mills) Frederick. On June 8, 1958 in Cleghorn, Iowa, she was united in marriage to Roy Beckley who preceded her in death on April 20, 2002. Also preceding her in death were her parents; one sister Joan, and three brothers, Bob, Dean and Darwin. Mary grew up and received her education in Cleghorn, Iowa where she graduated from high school. She continued her education and attained her degree in Elementary Education. Mary began teaching, met and married Roy and started their family. She spent time teaching at numerous schools in Nebraska including Woodlake, Crookston and Ballard Marsh. Later returning to college she received a Master's in Education and went on to become an Administrator at St. Francis Indian School in South Dakota, where she retired from her teaching career. After retiring in 1992, Roy and Mary moved to Eagle Rock where they opened and operated Uncle Roy's convenience store. Mary was a beloved member in Beta Sigma Phi and she treasured her relationships with all of her sorority sisters. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| BECKLEY, Roy R. | Nov. 11, 1936 South Park Co., CO |
Apr. 20, 2002 Branson, Taney Co., MO |
SSW: Mary Lou - Inscription: "Married June 8, 1958" - Research Note: He was a son of Leo Robert and Arthel Charlotte (Bennett) Beckley. He was a 1954 graduate of Plainville High School in Plainville, Kansas. He worked for Singer Sewing Machine Company in Kansas and Nebraska, has been employed by Reese Hardware and First National Bank in Valentine, Nebraska, and owned and operated Uncle Roy's Store in Eagle Rock after moving there in 1992. He was a member of Pythagoras Masonic Lodge 383, Shell Knob Shrine Club, Eagle Rock-Golden-Mano Lions Club, Mano Community Association, Eagle Rock Community Association where he was president for five years, and All Faith United Methodist Church in Eagle Rock. He married Mary Frederick on June 8, 1958, in Cleghorn, Iowa | Monett Times Apr. 22, 2002 Mary Homesley Photo Donna Cooper |
| BLACK, ____ | Abt. 1863 | Jan. 1898 Rock Creek, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Jan. 13, 1898, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Died, Thursday, Mrs. John P. Black of Rock Creek, age about 35. Burial was in Rock Creek Cemetery. | Online Newspapers Darla Marbut |
| BLOUIN, Eleanor Louise (RICE) | Dec. 19, 1924 Chicago, Cook Co., IL |
Jan. 19, 2004 Calumet City, IL |
Research Note: Eleanor Louise Blouin, 79, of Calumet City, Illinois, formerly of Cassville and Shell Knob, died January 19. She was a daughter of Charles E. and Anna (Burnes) Rice, married Lucien F. Blouin on September 4, 1943, in Chicago, Illinois, and he preceded her in death in 1993. She worked during World War II for meals-on-wheels and Clown ministries. She moved to Cassville in 1991. She volunteered at the animal shelter and was a member of Holy Family Catholic Church in Shell Knob. She was preceded in death by one brother, Earl Rice. | Monett Times Jan. 21, 2004 Mary Homesley Photo Donna Cooper |
| BLOUIN, Lucien F. | Apr. 11, 1919 MA |
Sept. 22, 1993 MO |
Research Note: Lucien F. Blouin married Eleanor Rice on Aug. 25, 1943 in Cook Co., IL. Son of Harvey and Alice Blouin. | Headstone Darla Marbut IL Marriage Records Note Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| BORDERS, Pearl Ollie | Mar. 15, 1916 | Jan. 30, 1989 | No Data | Headstone Darla Marbut Photo Donna Cooper |
| BROCK, Cordelia "Corda" (SKELTON) | Feb. 2, 1896 Eagle Rock, Barry Co., MO |
Apr. 10, 1964 Cardwell Memorial Hosp., Stella, Newton Co., MO |
SSW: Joe Brock. - Research Note: Second wife of Joe Brock. Corda was a daughter of Samuel Skelton and Marvelona "Lona" Easley. Usual residence was Neosho, MO. Mrs. Warren Skelton of Cassville, MO was the informant on the death certificate. - Cassville Democrat, May 8, 1920 - EAGLE ROCK: Mrs. Cordia Brock of Idaho, is visiting relatives in this community. Miss Eva Skelton, will accompany her home. | Headstone Note Darla Marbut Online Newspapers Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| BROCK, Eunice "Unie" | Aug. 13, 1889 | Sept. 29, 1890 | Research Note: Unie was a daughter of Irvin Jackson and Martha Cansada (Pryor) Brock. | Headstone Note Darla Marbut Photo Donna Cooper |
| BROCK, Everett Blaine | Oct. 17, 1885 Mano, Barry Co., MO |
Mar. 12, 1942 Barry Co. Hosp., Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Ora - Research Note: Son of Irvin Jackson and Martha Cansada (Pryor) Brock, husband of Ora Armilda (Holman) Brock. Beatrice Brock of Cassville, MO was the informant on the death certificate. Extensive burns over body was the cause of death. It was an accident in the home. - February 21, 1918, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mano: Sam Brock of Parma, Idaho, who has been visiting his father, I. J. Brock, and family of Shell Knob and his brother, E. B. Brock of his place left for Caldwell, Idaho, Monday to report for military service. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, May 1, 1919 - E. B. Brock received a card Friday of last week from his brother, Ernest, stating that he had landed safely at New York on Easter Sunday from over seas. Ernest has been in the military service over 18 months with the 35th division. He was in the great Argonne Forest drive. - Cassville Democrat, Sept. 4, 1920 - E. B. Brock and family spent Sunday very pleasantly with his mother, Mrs. Mattie Brock near Siloam Springs. | Headstone Darla Marbut Death Certificate Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| BROCK, Irvin Jackson | 1856 | 1920 | SSW: Martha C. - Research Note: His wife was Martha "Mattie" Cansada Pryor, married on Dec. 19, 1885. - His mother was Marcana (Brock) Hilton, buried at Painter Cemetery. - Taken from Brock Family History as told by Cuma Brock Vaughan: "We have no record of Marcana being married before the birth of Eliza Ann and Irvin Jackson. We have never known who the father was. Family tradition states that their father's name was Colonel Neill, or some records say O'Neill, a soldier in the Confederate army. Tradition goes on to say that Marcana ran away with him during the Civil War and at the war's end, Col. O'Neill had either been killed or had deserted her. She then came back to her brothers in Barry County, MO with two small children, but her parents and brothers would not accept her and the children because they were confederate sympathizers. The children were raised with the surname of Brock." "The Andrew Aldridge family raised Irvin Jackson. Marcana couldn't find a family to take her little girl Eliza. She sat beside the road until she saw a wagon coming toward them. Then she placed her little girl in the road. The family stopped, picked up the little girl and drove away. That was the Eli Strait family. They raised Eliza Ann and she later married one of the Strait boys." - January 2, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mano: Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Brock are visiting their daughter, Mrs. I. R. Petty of Myrtle, Ark. - March 6, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mano News: I. J. Brock has moved back to Siloam Springs north of Shell Knob for his health. - October 30, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mano News: Joe Brock spent Sunday night with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Brock, north of Shell Knob. | Headstone Darla Marbut Online Newspapers Family History Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| BROCK, Joseph "Joe" Tony | Sept. 14, 1891 Barry Co., MO |
July 17, 1965 Nyssa, Malheur Co., OR |
SSW: Corda - Research Note: Joe was a son of Irvin Jackson and Martha Cansada (Pryor) Brock. His first wife was Minnie Munday. Joe, age 19, married Minnie L. Munday, age 17 in Mano, Barry Co., MO. Second wife was Cordelia Skelton. - June 20, 1912, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mano News: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brock, June 6, a 11 pound daughter. Mother and baby doing well but it is doubtful where Joe will recover. - October 30, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mano News: Joe Brock spent Sunday night with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Brock, north of Shell Knob. - Cassville Democrat, May 8, 1920 - Mano: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brock from Idaho, are visiting relatives and friends here. | Headstone Note Darla Marbut Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| BROCK, L. B. | Sept. 28, 1890 | Oct. 1, 1890 | Research Note: He was a son of Irvin Jackson and Martha Cansada (Pryor) Brock. - Another Photo | Headstone Note Darla Marbut Photos Donna Cooper |
| BROCK, Martha Cansada (UNDERWOOD) (PRYOR) | Mar. 28, 1861 | Mar. 21, 1936 | SSW: Irvin J. - Research Note: Martha C. Underwood first married John Wesley Pryor on Dec. 21, 1879 in Sebastian Co., AR. Second Irvin Jackson Brock. She was living in the house of George Smith in 1880. | Headstone Note Darla Marbut AR Marriage Index Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| BROCK, Ora Armilda (HEDGEPETH) | Mar. 5, 1892 MO |
Dec. 6, 1959 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Everett - Research Note: She was a daughter of H. P. Hedgepeth and Emma Holman, wife of Everett Blaine Brock. Beatrice Brock of Cassville, MO was the informant on the death certificate. | Headstone Darla Marbut Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| BROCK, Rollin Lavern | Sept. 4, 1915 Barry Co., MO |
Apr. 13, 1917 Mano, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was a son of Everett Blaine and Ora Armilda (Holman) Brock. Lavern died from poisoning - by eating a lot of his grandmother's prescribed heart pills. Contributed to carelessness. He wasn't attended by a physician. | Death Certificate Bubby Joe Eggensperger Photo Donna Cooper |
| CARNS, Marian Oliver | Sept. 10, 1871 | Aug. 29, 1873 | Inscription: "Son of John T. and Elizabeth Carns" | Headstone Note Darla Marbut Photo Donna Cooper |
| CASADY, Colleen M. (TUTTLE) | May 24, 1934 IA |
Mar. 19, 1993 MO |
SSW: Thomas D. - Research Note: Daughter of John H. Tuttle and Margaret Myers. Tom Casady, age 21, married Colleen Tuttle, age 18, on Oct. 20, 1951 in Kirksville, Adair Co., MO. - Another Photo | Headstone Darla Marbut MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photos Donna Cooper |
| CASADY, Thomas D. | June 16, 1934 | No Date | SSW: Collen M. - Inscription: "Bro. Tom" - Research Note: Son of Charles Clayton Casady and Florence Evelyn Jennings. - Another Photo | Headstone Darla Marbut Census Phyllis Long Photos Donna Cooper |
| CHANNEL, Billy Gene, Sr. | Apr. 25, 1930 Mano, Barry Co., MO |
June 15, 1995 Joplin, Jasper Co., MO |
Research Note: Billy Gene Channel, Sr. was born in Mano, Barry Co., MO, and was a son of James Ray Leonidas and Grace Mabel (Wilson) Channel. He died June 15, 1995 at Joplin, Jasper Co., Missouri. He married and divorced Virginia Lee Owen. Billy Gene, Jr. was killed in Vietnam and is buried in Sharon Cemetery, Drexel, Cass Co., Missouri. | Note Darla Marbut Photo Donna Cooper |
| CHANNEL, Grace Mabel (WILSON) | Mar. 22, 1904 Fayetteville, Washington Co., AR |
Sept. 13, 1991 Granby, Newton Co., MO |
SSW: James R. - Research Note: Daughter of James Wilson and Mary A. Minor. Grace and James Channel were husband and wife, their son was Billy Gene. - Darla's Note: Grace Mable (Wilson) Channel was the wife of James Ray Leonidas Channel. | Note Darla Marbut Note Curtis Risley Census Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| CHANNEL, James Ray Leonidas | Sept. 3, 1890 Neosho, Newton Co., MO |
Apr. 14, 1958 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "MISSOURI PVT CO D 20 INFANTRY WORLD WAR I" - Research Note: James Ray Leonidas Channel was born September 3, 1890 in Neosho, Newton Co., MO, and died April 14, 1958 in Barry Co., MO. He was a son of William Henry and Kezziah (Norton) Channel. Grace Channel of Eagle Rock, MO was the informant on the death certificate. Usual residence was 14 miles SE of Cassville, MO. He was a veteran of WWI, Co. D, 20th Missouri Infantry. - May 15, 1909, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Geo. Gee plead guilty to common assault on Jas. Channell last week and was fined $1. and costs. - Military Stone | Note Darla Marbut Death Certificate Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photos Donna Cooper |
| CHANNEL, Jarrett Hobert | Jan. 3, 1897 Granby, Newton Co., MO |
July 30, 1915 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: His death certificate reads that his father was named Charles Clinton Channel, born in Hombolt, KS, and that his mother was Elizabeth Burr. He was 17 years, 1 month and 27 days old. He died from the effects of TB. He has two death certificates. One has Jarrett Hobert Channel written on it. Obituary: Hobart Channel died at the home of his grandparents, Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. He was born June 3, 1898 and died July 30, 1915, age 17 years, 1 month and 17 days. He was sick for about four months and bore his suffering very patiently. He was a kind hearted boy and was loved by all who knew him. He will be greatly missed in the home. He left a grief consolation to the bereaved ones of his being ready for the Master's call. Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon at the Baptist Church at Mano by Rev. Vanover of Eureka Springs, Ark. and has body laid to rest by the die of his brother. The grieved family have the heartfelt sympathy of their neighbors and friends. Hobert went to the Accident School and his school picture is on line. Family records read that Hobart was the oldest of 3 boys, Hobart b. 1898, Harvey b. ca 1900 and Harry b. ca 1904. Charles Clinton Channel, the boy's father, died between 1900 and 1904. Mother Elizabeth Burr re-married in 1905. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Online Obit Note Darla Marbut |
| CHANNEL, Kezziah "Polly" (NORTON) | July 20, 1847 IL |
June 17, 1918 | SSW: William Henry - Research Note: Kezziah "Polly" (Norton) Channel was born July 20, 1849 in Illinois. She died June 17, 1918 and her headstone reads born 1847, census reports show 1849. She was the wife of William Henry Channel. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, August 8, 1918 - J. H. Aldridge of Mano was here on business Thursday. The administrator's public sale conducted by him July 29 for the estate of the late Kesiah Channell was a success, the property all bringing good prices except some unbroken horses. T. H. B. Smith auctioned the sale. | Note Darla Marbut Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| CHANNEL, Rose Lee "Rosie" | June 27, 1882 Newton Co., MO |
1901 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Temporary Marker from Williamson Funeral Home - Rosa Lee Channel born June 27, 1882 in Newton Co., MO and died 1901 in Barry Co., MO was a daughter of William Henry and Kezziah (Norton) Channel. | Note Darla Marbut Photo Donna Cooper |
| CHANNEL, William Henry | Mar. 9, 1842 Jackson Co., TN |
May 19, 1917 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Kezziah - Research Note: First married Lucinda Morris, second Sarah A. Meyers, and third Kizziah Norton. W. R. James Sisney of Mano, MO, was the informant on the death certificate. Obit: Wm. H. Channell Dies - Another good citizen, neighbor and friend has been called from earth to heavenly refreshments where he will be reward according to his life's measurements in this world. Wm. H. Channell died Saturday night, at his home on Rock Creek, May 19, 1917, at 10 p.m., of Bright's disease and dropsy, age 77 years. He was born in Montgomery County, Tenn., March 6, 1840. In his earlier life he was married and left his wife, four sons and five daughters to mourn his passing. Those present at the funeral were: Lum Channell of Galena, Kan., Roy Channell and Mrs. Janie Ganstine and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hightower of Oakland, Jasper County, Mrs. Laura McCary and Mrs. Ada Collins of Galena, Kan., Mrs. Hightower and Mrs. McCary were with there father when he passed away. The deceased came to Barry County in 1894 and lived a quite and peaceable life since his residence here. He served in the Civil War on the side of the U. S. and his death decreased the rolls of the old veterans here. The funeral services were conducted Monday at the Mano Church, after which the remains were laid to rest there. The decedent was a member of the Holiness Church. - April 2, 1914, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Rock Creek News: Mr. and Mrs. Hightower of Webb City are visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Channell. - May 14, 1914, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Rock Creek News: Mrs. Chester Collins of Verona visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Channel part of last week. | Obit Darla Marbut Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Death Certificate Photo Donna Cooper |
| CHAPPELL, Audrey | Aug. 12, 1915 | July 13, 1978 | Inscription: "Sgt US Army WW II" - Research Note: Son of John Edward Chappell and Orlena Rae Stever. | Headstone Darla Marbut Census Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| CHAPPELL, John Edward | June 30, 1877 MO |
Dec. 9, 1969 Sunset Valley Rest Home, Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Orlena R. - Research Note: Son of Edward Chappell and Mary Jane Adams, both buried at Horner Cemetery. Audrey Chappell of rural Washburn, MO was the informant on the death certificate. - March 5, 1914, Cassville Republican - John Chappell of Mano was in Cassville Friday. He stated his father, Rev. E. Chappell who has not enjoying good health for some time, was still confined to his home. - Cassville Democrat, Sept. 4, 1920 - Mano: J. E. Chappell and wife spent Friday and Saturday visiting relatives at Shell Knob. | Headstone Darla Marbut Online Newspapers Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| CHAPPELL, John Ray | Mar. 3, 1911 Mano, Barry Co., MO |
Apr. 23, 1912 Mano, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: His death certificate has his birth date as Mar. 4, 1911. He was a son of John Chappell and Arlena Stever, both born MO. Tom Shrum of Mano, MO, was the informant and undertaker. - May 2, 1912, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mano News: Little Ray Chappell died April 14, 1912, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Chappell. We extend our heartfelt sympathy to the grieved family. | Headstone Darla Marbut Death Certificate Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| CHAPPELL, Orlena Ray (STEVER) | July 9, 1881 | June 14, 1974 | SSW: John E. - Research Note: Daughter of George Stever and Belle Frances Humphreys. Orlena R. Stever, age 17, married John E. Chappell, age 21, on Nov. 27, 1898 in Barry Co., MO. George Stever, father of Orlena, gave consent. | Headstone Darla Marbut MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| CHOATE, Lola, (RICHARDSON) | Nov. 26, 1899 Strickler, Washington Co., AR |
Feb. 29, 1952 Eagle Rock, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Thomas - Research Note: According to her death certificate her father was Richard D. Richardson and her mother was Rebecca Sechrist. Thomas I. Choate was given as her husband's name. Cause of death is listed on the death certificate and she died 3 miles north of Eagle Rock. Thomas I. Choate gave the information. The first record posted by Jean Wilkerson was incorrect according to family and to the death certificate. Greg noted that Lola's father was David F. Richardson and her mother was Rebecca Sechrist, which is different from what the death certificate reads. | Mortuary Record Jean Wilkerson Family Grandson Greg Choate Photo Death Certificate Donna Cooper |
| CHOATE, Thomas Irdle | Mar. 27, 1902 Bokoshe, Leflore Co., OK |
Dec. 20, 1979 Windsor, Weld Co., CO |
SSW: Lola | Family Grandson Greg Choate Photo Donna Cooper |
| COOPER, Elinda (ADCOCK) | Nov. 25, 1824 | Nov. 30, 1898 | Inscription: "Aged 74 Yrs and 4 Days" - Research Note: She married Eli Washington Cooper. Her parents were John and Mary Adcock. | Headstone Note Darla Marbut Photo Donna Cooper |
| DAVIS, Arlas Charley | May 1, 1910 Monett, Barry Co., MO |
May 19, 1912 Joplin, Jasper Co., MO |
Research Note: This child died May 20, 1911 not May 19, 1912 as the stone reads, and his date of birth was May 1, 1909 - not 1910. His death certificate and the newspaper verifies his death date as 1911. His parents were Charley and Effie (Holden) Davis. Charles was born in Mt. Vernon, MO, and Effie was born in Golden, MO. According to his death certificate his name was Arlas Charley. - May 25, 1911, Thursday, Cassville Republican - The two year old son, of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Davis of Joplin died Saturday. The body was brought to Cassville Sunday and taken to Mano where funeral services were held. Burial was made in the Mano Cemetery near where the family used to live. | Headstone Online Newspaper Note Darla Marbut Death Certificate Photo Donna Cooper |
| DAVIS, Earl | July 26, 1906 | Mar. 6, 1914 | Research Note: Son of Charley and Effie (Holden) Davis. | Headstone Darla Marbut Census Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| DELL, Freddy Ray, Jr. | Apr. 26, 1967 | Nov. 30, 1991 | Research Note: Son of Freddie Dell and Norma Cooper. - Another Photo - Photo on Stone | Headstone Darla Marbut Note Phyllis Long Photos Donna Cooper |
| DELL, Freddy Ray, Sr. | Mar. 31, 1932 | June 27, 2001 | SSW: Norma J. - Research Note: Son of George and Iva Dell. - Another Photo | Census Phyllis Long Photos Donna Cooper |
| DELL, Infant | Aug. 21, 1959 | Aug. 21, 1959 | Inscription: "Infant Daughter of Fred and Norma Dell" - Research Note: Daughter of Freddie Dell and Norma Cooper. | Headstone Darla Marbut Note Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| DELL, Infant | Apr. 22, 1955 Independence, Jackson Co., MO |
Apr. 22, 1955 Independence, Jackson Co., MO |
Inscription: "Infant Son of Fred and Norma Dell" - Research Note: Son of Freddie Dell and Norma Cooper. Freddie Cooper of Kansas City, MO was the informant on the death certificate. | Headstone Darla Marbut Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| DELL, Jerry Russell | Sept. 11, 1960 Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO |
Dec. 16, 2002 At Home, Purdy, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Son of Fred R. Dell and Norma Cooper. He graduated from Van Horn School in Independence. He was an installer for Midwest Telecommunication in Independence. He moved to Purdy several years ago where he was a farmer. He was preceded in death by his father, Fred R. Dell; and one brother. - Another Photo | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photos Donna Cooper |
| DELL, Joyce Elaine | Aug. 3, 1958 Independence, MO |
Dec. 29, 1966 St. Vincent's Hosp., Monett, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Daughter of Freddy Dell and Norma Jane Cooper. Her father was the informant on the death certificate. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Headstone Darla Marbut Photo Donna Cooper |
| DELL, Norma J. (COOPER) | Feb. 11, 1937 | No date | SSW: Freddy R., Sr. - Another Photo | Photos Donna Cooper |
| EAGLESTON, Mary Elizabeth (TOWLER) | 1859 IA |
May 23, 1912 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She was a daughter of John Towler, born IA, and Nancy Lambert, born NY. John "Eagleson" of Mano, MO, was the informant. - May 30, 1912, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Eagleston, wife of James Eagleston, died at her home near Mano Thursday of heart failure. She was recovering from pneumonia and was getting able to walk about in the house and was thought that she would soon have fully recovered her former health. Thursday without any warning to her husband or friends, she died very suddenly. Mrs. Eagleston was 59 years old and leaves a husband as the only member of the family. She was a member of the Baptist Church, an excellent woman, spoken of in highest terms by her neighbors. The funeral was held Friday and her body buried at the Mano Cemetery. | Death Certificate Online Newspapers Phyllis Long |
| EASLEY, Bee Edward | Apr. 30, 1916 Barry Co., MO |
Mar. 2, 1997 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Opal Ombra Easley - Inscription: "Married Dec. 6, 1936" - Research Note: On back of stone Truman, Larry, and Carl. Bee Edward Easley was a son of Floid and Vineta May (Holman) Easley. - Another Photo - Back of Stone | Headstone Note Photo Darla Marbut Photos Donna Cooper |
| EASLEY, Buford W. | May 15, 1926 Rural Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Apr. 22, 1934 Rural Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was a son of Floid and Vineta May (Holman) Easley. - Another Photo | Headstone Note Darla Marbut Photos Donna Cooper |
| EASLEY, Freda Montella | Oct. 27, 1930 | Feb. 14, 1931 | Inscription: "Dau. of F. E. Easley" - Research Note: Daughter of Floid and Ventie May Easley. The stone reads F. M. Easley. | Headstone Note Darla Marbut Photo Donna Cooper |
| EASLEY, Floid E. | Dec. 29, 1890 Eagle Rock, Barry Co., MO |
Dec. 24, 1965 St. Vincent's Hosp., Monett Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Vineta May Holman Easley. Research Note: Floid was a son of Edward "Ned" and Mary Elizabeth (Russell) Easley. His wife was given as Mabel on the death certificate and she was the informant. Usual residence was Cassville, MO. - Another Photo | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Headstone Note Photo Darla Marbut Photos Donna Cooper |
| EASLEY, Horace Truman | July 5, 1924 Barry Co., MO |
Dec. 21, 1924 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was a son of Floid and Venita May (Holman) Easley. The stone reads H. T. Easley. Death certificate lists him as Infant Easley. Born July 21, 1924 and died Dec. 20, 1924. Finis Easley of Eagle Rock, MO was the informant. | Headstone Darla Marbut Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| EASLEY, James Floyd | June 28, 1933 Barry Co., MO |
June 21, 1949 Barry Co. Hosp., Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was a son of Floid and Venita May (Holman) Easley. He was run over by a tractor. | Headstone Darla Marbut Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| EASLEY, Meredith Claire | Aug. 14, 1995 | Nov. 4, 1995 | Research Note: Photo of back of stone at findagrave.com. - Inscription: "Daughter of Lee and Suzanne". | Headstone Darla Marbut Note Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| EASLEY, Opal Ombra Lorana (DAVIDSON) | Dec. 22, 1913 Barry Co., MO |
Oct. 17, 1998 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Bee Edward Easley - Inscription: "Married Dec. 6, 1936" - Research Note: She was a daughter of Elmer Polk and Jesse Susan (Easley) Davidson. The date posted for her birth was Oct. 22, 1913 - stone reads December not October. - Another Photo | Headstone Note Photo Darla Marbut Photo Donna Cooper |
| EASLEY, Rachel Nicole | Dec. 5, 1996 | Dec. 31, 1996 | Research Note: Matches the stone for Meredith Claire Easley. | Headstone Darla Marbut Note Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| EASLEY, Tina "Tiny" (PRIER) | Apr. 18, 1903 Barry Co., MO |
July 7, 1943 | Research Note: 1st wife of Loren Everett Easley m. Nov. 23, 1923, daughter of Joseph Thomas Prier and Mary Shull Prier. She was buried here but moved to Easley Cemetery. | Headstone Note Darla Marbut |
| EASLEY, Vineta "Ventie" May (HOLMAN) | Aug. 16, 1894 Eagle Rock, Barry Co., MO |
Nov. 18, 1936 Rural Eagle Rock, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She was the first wife of Floid E. Easley and a daughter of Eli Baptist Bee Holman and Louisa Holman. - Another Photo | Headstone Death Certificate Darla Marbut Photos Donna Cooper |
| EDWARDS, Harold Elmo | Nov. 23, 1907 | June 1, 1984 | SSW: Mary Jane - Research Note: Son of Lafayette E. Edwards and Louisa Lucy Schaffner. He first married Dorothy Lois Wilmot. Widowed in the 1940 Census. He second married Mary Jane Roods. | Headstone Darla Marbut Census Note Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| EDWARDS, Mary Jane (ROODS) | Apr. 29, 1919 | Apr. 25, 1988 | SSW: Harold E. - Research Note Second wife of Harold E. Edwards. Daughter of Daniel and Jasmine Roods. | Headstone Darla Marbut Census Note Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| FOSTER, Cecil | 1952 | 1988 | No Data | Headstone Darla Marbut |
| FOWLER, Floyd Almond | Jan. 12, 1912 Lafayette, CO |
Mar. 12, 2003 At Home, Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Jeannette F. - Inscription: "Married July 30, 1910" - Research Note: He was the son of Barnard and Nellie (Walker) Fowler. He drove a Greyhound Bus for 22 years in New Mexico and worked at a cattle ranch in Montana. He then farmed in Gateway, Arkansas, for about 10 years until farming in the Mano community in the 1960s. He was a member of Texas AF and AM Lodge in El Paso, Texas, for over 65 years. He married Jeannette F. Drake on July 31, 1940, in Las Cruces, New Mexico, and she preceded him in death April 25, 1985. He was preceded in death by one daughter, Shirley Steen. | Williamson Funeral Home Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| FOWLER, Jeannette F. (DRAKE) | Oct. 19, 1919 | Apr. 25, 1985 | SSW: Floyd A. - Inscription: "Married July 30, 1910" - Research Note: | Photo Donna Cooper |
| GAIGE, Preston P. | July 27, 1843 Watertown, NY |
Nov. 3, 1917 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Sgt, Company E, 18th Reg't, NY Cal" - Research Note: Son of Laurence Gaige and Maria Coffsin. Preston P. Gaige first married Annie Hays on Nov. 11, 1869 in Montgomery Co., IL. His second wife was Lydia Bell Spick, died 1939 and is buried at Antioch Cemetery. - Enlisted in Company U, New York 18th Cavalry Regiment on 25 Aug. 1863. Promoted to Full Sergeant on 24 June 1864. Mustered out on 31 May 1866 at Victoria, TX. - Cassville Democrat, November 10, 1917 - Harvey Aldridge of near Mano, came to town this Saturday after a casket for P. P. Gage who died early that day, aged 74 years. He was born in Watertown, N. Y., in 1843. He left a wife and four children to mourn his passing. He was a veteran of the civil war. Rev. F. M. Smallwood conducted funeral services at the Mano Church, and interment was made there. - Another Photo | Headstone Darla Marbut Lydia's Death Certificate Online Obit IL Marriage Records Civil War Records Census Phyllis Long Photos Donna Cooper |
| GILLMORE, Rosella | Feb. 8, 1877 Barry Co., MO |
May 5, 1877 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Dau. of S. and M. F. Gillmore" - Research Note: She was a daughter of Sam and Mary Frances Gillmore. | Headstone Note Darla Marbut Photo Donna Cooper |
| HANEY, Daisy (DAVIS) | June 1, 1873 OK |
July 28, 1920 Rural Mano, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: William - Research Note: Daisy D. Davis, age 19, married Will M. Haney on Nov. 29, 1892 in Canadian, OK. Daughter of Alexander A. Davis and Christine McDowell. - July 24, 1920, Cassville Democrat - Mrs. Wm. Haney of near Mano, after a lingering sickness of sometime died Tuesday of a lung trouble. She leaves her husband and several sons to mourn her departure. Interment was made Thursday. She was a member of the Apostle Church. - Cassville Democrat, July 31, 1920 - Mano - Another summons has been issued from that glory land, calling another good citizen and woman to that sweet land of rest, so beautifully promised to those who seek it and live the life on earth. Mrs. Wm. Haney died Wednesday, July 28, at her home 1 mile south of Mano, of lung trouble. She enjoyed the high esteem and respect of all her acquaintances. She was a member of the Apostolic Church. She left her husband and five sons to mourn her going, who are: Floyd, Lester, Burke, Morris, and Orville. Rev. Vanover conducted funeral services at the home Thursday evening and interment was made in Mano Cemetery. | Headstone Darla Marbut Online Obit OK Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| HANEY, William Marion | Jan. 29, 1859 Sussex Co., NJ |
July 30, 1927 Rural Eagle Rock, Roaring River Twp. Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Daisy D. - Research Note: His death certificate reads that he was a farmer and that he was buried in Eagle Rock. It reads that his father was named Charles Haney and that his mother's maiden name was Morris (Harriet Ann Morris). He was widowed and his wife was given as Daisy Davis. Gangrene and apoplexy was the cause of death. Morris Haney, Eagle Rock, MO, was the informant. - July 31, 1920, Cassville Democrat - Mano: Lester Haney and family of Sawyer, Kan., are visiting his father, Wm. Haney and family and many friends. - Cassville Democrat, Sept. 18, 1920 - Wm. Haney of Mano has sold his farm to E. B. Holman and will move to Kansas. Mr. Haney is a good citizen. | Headstone Darla Marbut Online Newspapers Census Phyllis Long Death Certificate Photo Donna Cooper |
| HOLCOM, Arthur "Art" | Sept. 22, 1912 Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS |
Nov. 13, 1988 MO |
SSW: Hyla E. - Inscription: "Married Jan. 31, 1938. - Research Note: Son of Arthur Edward Holcom and Nellie Alice Pugh. - Another Photo | Headstone Darla Marbut Census Phyllis Long Photos Donna Cooper |
| HOLCOM, Hyla Elaine (ENGLEHAUPT) | Oct. 28, 1918 Mountain View, Howell Co., MO |
Jan. 19, 2002 Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Arthur Art - Inscription: "Married Jan. 31, 1938" - Research Note: Daughter of Jasper Newton and Geneva (Keepers) Englehaupt, married Arthur Edward Holcom on January 31, 1938, in Warrensburg, and he preceded her in death November 13, 1988. - Another Photo | Monett Times Jan. 22, 2002 Mary Homesley Photo Donna Cooper |
| HOLMAN, Absolom Calvin | Apr. 17, 1854 | Jan. 27, 1907 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: M. E. Holman - Research Note: Absolom Calvin Holman married Mary Elizabeth Hayes. A. C. was a son of William and Lillis Houston (Johnson) Holman. Lillis was a daughter of Isaac Johnson and Melia Pemelia (Holman) Johnson. - Another Photo | Headstone Note Photo Darla Marbut Photo Donna Cooper |
| HOLMAN, Altie | Mar. 19, 1888 | Sept. 1, 1892 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Dau. of E. B. and L. Holman" - Research Note: This stone is barely readable. Could be Allen. Son of Eli B. Holman and Louisa Lucy Holman. | Headstone Darla Marbut Note Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| HOLMAN, Eli Baptist "Bee" | Mar. 8, 1870 | Sep. 21, 1922 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Louisa L. - Research Note: Eli Baptist Holman married Louisa Lucy Holman, a cousin, in Polk Co., MO, May 4, 1887. His father was Hedspeth Holman and his mother was Nancy Ann Sisney. - August 8, 1912, Thursday, Cassville Republican - T. F. Montgomery, E. B. Holman, and P. B. O'Dwyer, members of the county court, accompanied by S. J. Salyer and Dave Dingler returned Friday from a tour to Mt. Vernon, Springfield, Carthage, and Columbus, Kan., where they made a study of public buildings in order to secure plans for the erection of the Barry County Court house. They report an interesting trip. - March 26, 1914, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mano News: E. B. Holman and family, Ellis Aldridge and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Easley, Sunday. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, April 17, 1919 - Judge E. B. Holman of Mano was in Cassville Friday. He reported some damage done to buildings at John Shrum's place in that locality by the wind the first of last week. White river, he said, raised five feet Thursday from the heavy rainfall at the head of the stream. | Headstone Note Darla Marbut Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| HOLMAN, Emma J. (HOLMAN) | Nov. 4, 1860 Polk Co., MO |
Mar. 1, 1916 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Nancy A. and H. P. - Inscription: "His Wife" - Research Note: She was the second wife of Hedspeth P. Holman. According to her death certificate she died in 1917. Her father was John Holman, and her mother was Armilda Hayter/Hyter, both born Nashville, TN, and J. M. Aldridge was the informant. - March 3, 1917, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Mrs. Hedgpeth P. Holman died Thursday at her home near Mano, of la grippe, age about 65 years, leaving a number of sorrowing relatives and neighbors to mourn her passing. Rev. Wm. Ireland conducted funeral services at the Mano Church, yesterday, Friday and interment was made in the cemetery there. - Her death certificate and obit both read that she died in 1917 not 1916 as the stone reads. | Headstone Note Darla Marbut Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Death Certificate Photo Donna Cooper |
| HOLMAN, Hedspeth P. | Oct. 10, 1840 Overton Co., TN |
Apr. 27, 1923 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Nancy and Emma - Research Note: Hedspeth was a son of William and Lillis (Johnson) Holman. He married Nancy A. Sisney and Emma J. Holman, a cousin. He and both wives are on the same stone - wives on the ends and he on the front. - January 20, 1916, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mano News: Elzie Holman of Golden spent Sunday night and Monday with his uncle, H. P. Holman, who has been quite sick with la grippe. Mr. Holman is some better at this writing. | Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Note Photo Donna Cooper |
| HOLMAN, Horace C. | July 24, 1880 AR |
Feb. 8, 1913 Webb City, Jasper Co., MO |
Research Note: - September 21, 1907, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - The case of State vs. Horace Holman, charged with assaulting James Henbest with a rock resulted in Holman being convicted and fined $1. and costs. The matter is settled and let all parties be friends. - Feb. 6, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican, Horace Holman of Webb City died Saturday of miner's consumption. He had been afflicted for some months. He was raised on Rock Creek near Mano and leaves many relatives in that community. His remains were brought down Sunday morning from Webb City for burial. - Feb. 20, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Accident News: - Died, March [February] 8, 1913, at the home of his sister, Mrs. Effie Davis, Horace Holman of miner's consumption, age 27, 4 months, and 17 days. He had been sick for some time. He leaves a wife, a little girl, four brothers, four sisters and other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. His remains were brought down from Joplin the 9th, and laid to rest in the Mano Cemetery. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Chappell. - Accident News: Will and James Holman's sisters who have been down here since Sunday have returned home. - Rock Creek News - Horace Holman of Joplin was buried at Mano Sunday the 9th. He died of consumption. - Rock Creek News - Miss Edna Holman and sister, Jess returned to Kansas City, Sunday after spending a few days with their brothers, James and Will Holman. - Feb. 27, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Accident News: An error occurred in last week's items from Accident about the death of Horace Holman. He died Feb. 8, 1913, instead of March 8, age 27 years, 6 months, and 17 days. Donna's Note: His death certificate lists Absolom Calvin Holman, born in MO, and Mary Elizabeth Hayes, born in TN, as his parents. He was a zinc miner and TB was listed as the cause of death. | Online Obit Headstone Darla Marbut Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Note Photo Death Certificate Donna Cooper |
| HOLMAN, James | Nov. 25, 1852 AR |
Mar. 22, 1905 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Gone But Not Forgotten" - Research Note: There are around 8 or 10 graves marked with sandstones near his. Son of William and Lillis (Johnson) Holman. - Cassville Democrat, Saturday, Apr. 1, 1905 - Died - Jas. Holman, of near Mano, died Tuesday. He was a brother of W. H. Holman of Shell Knob and Hedspath Holman of near Golden. - Another Photo | Online Newspapers Photos Donna Cooper |
| HOLMAN, James | Mar. 22, 1915 | Feb. 1, 1997 | No Data | Headstone Darla Marbut |
| HOLMAN, Lloyd Fish | Oct. 1887 | July 4, 1914 Shell Knob, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Son of Absolom Calvin Holman and Mary Elizabeth Hayes. - Cassville Republican, Barry Co., MO, July 9, 1914 - #1. Mano News: Lloyd Holman was shot and killed at Shell Knob Saturday night, July the 4th. He leaves three brothers and four sisters, W. H. and James of Mano, Thomas of Harrison, Ark., and Mrs. Effie Davis of Joplin, Mrs. Della Bridges and Miss Edna of Kansas City and Mrs. Jessie Minsminger of Chicago, Ill. All came in Monday morning except Mrs. Minsminger who got here Tuesday morning. The remains were held over until Tuesday, July 7th, and laid to rest in the Mano Cemetery, at 12 o'clock. Rev. E. Chappell conducted the funeral services. The bereaved have the sympathy of the entire community. - #2. Lloyd Holman Killed: Tragedy occurred at Shell Knob Saturday Night. Joel Whisman Accused: At the picnic grounds one mile of Shell Knob, Saturday night about 8:30, Lloyd Holman of Rock Creek was shot and killed. Joel Whisman, who resides near Shell Knob, is charged of the crime. Reports are to the effect that Holman had been very disorderly during the two days picnic. On Friday he and Arthur Henbest had some words and an altercation followed. This seemed to widen the stream of enmity and he became very quarrelsome, keeping the local officers on their post of duty at all hours. It is claimed he tried to start a number of disturbances with different parties up to the time of his death. Joel Whisman, who is charge with taking his life, was a peace officer. From reliable reports it seems late Saturday evening Holman called Whisman out from a crowd and challenged him for a fight. Whisman undertook to talk Holman out of the notion and insisted that he be more orderly. Holman was not pacified and within a few moments he charged with a knife towards Wiley Whisman, a brother of Joel who was standing near. Wiley received the blow, the knife cutting his clothing on the right breast but making no wound. Holman then started for Officer Whisman at which incident a shot was fired, taking its effect near the heart. Holman died instantly. Squire Willis had an inquest and the jury reported Holman to have met death by a shot from a revolver by an unknown party. Sheriff Brixey was notified and Whisman was placed under arrest. We understand he is non-committal about the affair. He gave bond for his preliminary hearing which will be held Thursday, July 9, before Justice Willis. Whisman came to Cassville Monday evening and employed attorneys J. S. Davis and James Talbert to defend him. Holman was a young man about 25 years of age, unmarried. He was a son of the late Ap Holman and was born and reared on Rock Creek. He was a brother of Jim and Will Holman who reside in that vicinity. He is also survived by another brother, four sisters, and a number of immediate relatives. Interment of his body was made at the Mano Cemetery, Tuesday. Whisman is a man of a family and is a prominent farmer. He is about 46 years of age. He has lived in the vicinity of Shell Knob for a number of years and is known to be a quite and highly respected citizen. The families are well known and the affair is indeed a sad one. | Online Obits Dates Darla Marbut Census Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| HOLMAN, Louisa Lucy (HOLMAN) | Aug. 8, 1867 | Dec. 8, 1938 | SSW: Eli B. - Research Note: Her father was John Holman and her mother was Armilda Hayter/Hyter, and she married Eli Baptist Holman. - December 17, 1914, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mano News: Mrs. E. B. Holman is slowly improving from an attack of typhoid fever. | Headstone Note Darla Marbut Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| HOLMAN, Mary Elizabeth (HAYES) | May 9, 1854 | May 22, 1909 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Absolom Calvin - Research Note: Daughter of Isaac and Evaline Hayes. - Another Photo | Headstone Darla Marbut Census Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| HOLMAN, Nancy Ann (SISNEY) | 1845 | June 15, 1879 | SSW: Emma J. and Hedspeth P. - Inscription: "His Wife" - Research Note: Wife of H. P. Holman. H. P. is on the front of the stone and his two wives are on the two ends of the stone. Daughter of John Sisney and Matilda Tompkins. | Headstone Darla Marbut Note Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| HOLMAN, Nola E. | Feb. 17, 1922 | May 24, 1931 | Research Note: Curtis' Note - Nola and Walter Holman were the children of Lee and Belva (Fowler) Holman (my grand parents). - Another Photo | Headstone Darla Marbut Note Curtis Risley Photos Donna Cooper |
| HOLMAN, Walter Farris | Mar. 19, 1927 Mano, Barry Co., MO |
Feb. 6, 1933 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was a son of Lee and Belva (Fowler) Holman. Grant Aldridge of Mano, MO was the informant on the death certificate. - Another Photo | Headstone Darla Marbut Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photos Donna Cooper |
| HOLMAN, William Henry | Mar. 13, 1848 TN |
Mar. 11, 1918 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Civil War Veteran, Pvt. Co., I, 46th MO INF., served 6 months. William Henry Holman's death certificate reads that he is buried at Mano but must not have a stone. He was born March 13, 1848 and died March 13, 1918. E. B. Brock gave the information, Richard Whittington registered the death and the undertaker was H. Aldrich at Mano. His father was William Holman, born in Tennessee. He was married and born in TN and the cause of his death was chronic intestinal nephritis. March 13th date is a wrong date because it reads they buried him on March 11, 1918. I believe the day was March 10 and they got it mixed up with his birth date. That was the last day Dr. Sayer saw him. - Son of William and Lillis (Johnson) Holman. - Cassville Republican,Thursday, March 21, 1918 - Mano: Henry Holman died at the home of his niece, Mrs. E. B. Brock, March 13, 1918, of diabetes, age about 70 years. Funeral services were conducted Thursday by Rev. H. R. Beck and the body laid to rest in Mano Cemetery. - Cassville Republican,Thursday, March 21, 1918 - Mano: Henry Holman Dead - Henry Holman died at the home of his niece, Mrs. E. B. Brock, near Mano, Wednesday, March 13, following an extended illness, at the age of 70 years. The funeral was held Thursday, conducted by Rev. Henry Beck and interment made in the Mano Cemetery. Henry Holman was born in Independence County, Arkansas, in 1848. He had lived in Barry County at different times for many years. He had been three times married and leaves four children by his first marriage and one son by the last marriage. He also leaves one brother, Hedspeth P. Holman, and one sister who lives in Texas. | Note Death Certificate Darla Marbut Online Newspapers Phyllis Long |
| HUMPHREYS, Mary Ann (HARRISON) | Jan. 13, 1822 VA |
Aug. 3, 1903 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Mary was living in 1880 in Liberty Twp., of Barry, County. Listed in house # 217 was A. H. Humphreys, Self, Married, Male, White, 71, VA, Farmer, NJ, NJ - Mary A. Humphreys, Wife, Married, Female, White, 58, VA, Keeping House, VA, VA - Bell F. Humphreys, Dau, S, Female, White, 17, VA, At Home, VA, VA - Mary Eleanor, Orphan, S, Female, White, 16, VA, No Occupation, VA, VA - Donna's Note: Bell Frances Humphrey married George Stever. Bell's death certificate gives her mother's maiden name as Harrison. | Headstone Darla Marbut Note Daughter's Death Certificate Photo Donna Cooper |
| HUNDLEY, Joseph | Apr. 2, 1813 | Sept. 28, 1875 | Research Note: Researchers day he was born in Hawkins Co., TN, and his wife was Mary Frances Phelps. Mary Frances (Hundley) (Wise) Gillmore, born 1849, is buried at Mt. Pleasant. Her death certificate names her mother as "Elizabeth Brown", father Joseph Hundley. Researchers say that Joseph was the son of Jordan Hundley and "Elizabeth Brown". | Note Phyllis Long Headstone Note Darla Marbut |
| JAMES, Clyde Melvin | Nov. 27, 1923 KS |
Dec. 27, 1992 MO |
Inscription: "PFC US Marine Corps, WW II" - Research Note: Son of Floyd Richard James and Nellie Ethel Cairns. His wife was Maxine Simmons. | Headstone Darla Marbut Census Phyllis Long Photo Donna Cooper |
| JAMES, Maxine (SIMMONS) | July 30, 1928 | Sept. 1, 2010 | Research Note: Photo of stone at findagrave.com. Wife of Clyde Melvin James. | Note Phyllis Long |
| JOHNSON, "Dooley" C. H. | Nov. 19, 1871 | Mar. 29, 1916 | No Data | Headstone Darla Marbut Photo Donna Cooper |
