Old Carney Cemetery
Barry Co., MO
Surnames A - I
SSW = Shares Stone With
| Name | Born | Died | Research Notes & Inscriptions | Researcher or Resource |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ARNOLD, Robert J. | July 13, 1964 Memphis, Shelby Co., TN |
Sept. 25, 2008 Cape Fair, Stone Co., MO |
Son of Bobby and Shirley (Bennett) Arnold. | Note Connie Schmidt |
| ASHER, Chloe J. (POTTER) | Jan. 21, 1894 | Jan. 30, 1923 | Research Note: Daughter of David Irenus Potter and Florence Alabama Redding. Chloe Potter married John Asher on Apr. 2, 1911 in Stone Co., MO. | Census MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| ASHER, John E. | Feb. 21, 1889 | Sept. 3, 1970 | Research Note: His wife was Chloe Potter. Son of William S. and Mary Jane (Foster) Asher. Second wife was Blanche Shephard. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| ASHER, John Jr. | Feb. 4, 1939 Stone Co., MO |
Feb. 4, 1939 Stone Co., MO |
Inscription: "Infant" - Research Note: Stillborn son of John E. Asher born Stone Co., MO and his second wife Blanche Shephard born Barry Co., MO. John Asher, father, of Cape Fair, MO was the informant on the death certificate. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| ASHER, Mary A. | Nov. 11, 1915 | Jan. 15, 2010 | SSW: Vergle - Inscription: "Married Aug. 24, 1937" - Research Note: SSDI gives her last residence as Monett, Barry Co., MO. | SSDI Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| ASHER, Phyllis M. (JONES) | Aug. 6, 1943 Centerville, IA |
Apr. 27, 2018 | Research Note: She was the daughter of Lorne and Vera (Matherly) Jones. Phyllis had lived in the area most of her life. She had worked as a seamstress at Hagel Industries and in the Food Division at Silver Dollar City. Phyllis was preceded in death by her parents; sister, Beverly Sue Jones; two brothers, Edward Jones, Jr and Mark Eric Jones. Her husband was J. D. Asher. | Stumpff Funeral Home Phyllis Long |
| ASHER, Vergle W. | Feb. 26, 1919 | Aug. 17, 1997 | SSW: Mary A. - Inscription: "Married Aug. 24, 1937" - Research Note: Son of John E. and Chloe (Potter) Asher. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| AULDRIDGE, Zelma Pearl (CARNEY) | Aug. 17, 1930 | No Date | Inscription: "Granddaughter & Mother" - Research Note: Maybe daughter of Lowell Carney and Norma Nell Seitz. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| AUSTIN, Clarence | Apr. 18, 1899 OK |
June 13, 1913 Jenkins, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was a son of George Austin and Adaline Potter, both born MO. E. S. Kessinger of Cato, MO was the informant. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long |
| AVREY, America (CANTRELL) | Aug. 25, 1865 TN |
Oct. 2, 1918 Stone Co., MO |
Research Note: Her death certificate reads that her father was Abner Cantrell, born in TN and her mother's name was Tela, born in TN. Henry Avrey of Cape Fair, MO, gave the information. - Rile Avrey, head, born July 1873 TN, age 26, married 5 years, father born NC, mother TN; America, wife, born Aug. 1865 TN, age 34, married 5 years, parents born TN. - Census points to her being the daughter of Eliab/Abner Cantrell and Artelia Redmon. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| BATSON, Glenda Louise | Apr. 15, 1956 US Army Hosp., Fort Crowder, Newton Co., MO |
Apr. 15, 1956 US Army Hosp., Fort Crowder, Newton Co., MO |
Inscription: "Infant Daughter of Glen & Patricia" - Research Note: Infant daughter of Glenn H. Batson and mother's maiden name was Ballard. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| BENNETT, Antoinette Susan "Tona" (TAYLOR) | Mar. 22, 1894 MO |
Apr. 9, 1968 Baptist Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: John A. - Research Note: Daughter of John Marshall Taylor and Clara Melton, both buried at Old Carney Cemetery. Usual residence was Crane, Stone Co., MO. Ray Bennett of Crane, MO was the informant on the death certificate. - Funeral services for Mrs. Antoinette Bennett, 74, of Crane, will be at 2 p.m., Thursday, at First Presbyterian Church with Elder Oliver Coones and the Rev. Edwin Mace officiating. Burial will be in Old Carney Cemetery near here under the direction of Manlove-Stumpff Funeral Home of Crane, Missouri. A lifelong resident of this area, Mrs. Bennett died at 2:15 a.m., Tuesday, in Springfield Baptist Hospital where she had been a patient for eight days. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Wilma Gentry of Santa Maria, California; four sons, Earl of Springfield, Missouri, John Bennett Jr. of Marionville, Missouri, Ray of Crane, Missouri, and Jack of San Jose, California; and two brothers, Maynard and Melton Taylor, both of Fresno, California. | Obit Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| BENNETT, Dale | Oct. 11, 1905 | Sept. 2, 1988 | SSW: Jimmy Dale & Franklyn Gale - Research Note: Son of William Albert Bennett and Telitha Harris. His wife was Nancy Branstetter. They had twin sons Jimmy Dale and Franklyn Gale. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| BENNETT, Doil | Apr. 6, 1915 Barry Co., MO |
July 4, 1933 Mountain Twp., Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: His death certificate has his name spelled Doyl and not Doil as his stone reads. His father's name was given as Albert Bennett and his mother's name was given as Delitha Harris. His birth date was given as July 4, 1915. His death was caused by meningitis after a head injury. Dale Bennett of Cape Fair, MO, gave the information. Delitha is what was written but it probably should read Telitha. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| BENNETT, Doma | Apr. 12, 1912 | Aug. 12, 2005 Monett, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: The stone has Apr. 12, 1912 for birth date - obit has Apr. 21, 1912 - stone has Doma given name, obit has Donna. She was a daughter of William and Telitha (Harris) Bennett. Survivors include one nephew. | Online Obit Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| BENNETT, Franklyn Gale | 1939 | 1939 | SSW: Jimmy Dale & Dale - Inscription: "Twin Boys" - Research Note: Son of Dale Bennett and Nancy Branstetter. | Note Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| BENNETT, Harold Doss | June 6, 1918 | Sept. 25, 1998 | Inscription: "Beloved Husband, Father, and Grandfather" - Research Note: Son of William Albert Bennett and Telitha Harris. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| BENNETT, Jack | Jan. 8, 1883 | Feb. 16, 1895 | Inscription: "Aged 12 Yr. 1 mo. 8 da." - Research Note: Son of John Alec Bennett and Rosa Etta Cookston. | Note Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| BENNETT, Jimmy Dale | 1939 | 1939 | SSW: Franklyn Gale & Dale - Inscription: "Twin Boys" - Research Note: Son of Dale Bennett and Nancy Branstetter. | Note Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| BENNETT, John Alec | May 18, 1854 | Oct. 12, 1916 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Rosa E. - Research Note: His death certificate reads that his death was caused by an accidental injury by wagon running over his waist caused by a runaway team. He was a farmer and a stock raiser. Carney Cemetery is listed as Pleasant Hill Cemetery. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| BENNETT, John Alex | Jan. 14, 1893 Stone Co., MO |
Feb. 9, 1967 At Home, Rural Crane, Stone Co., MO |
SSW: Antoinette - Research Note: Son of John Alec Bennett and Rosa Etta Cookston. - Funeral services for John A. Bennett, 74, Route 2, Crane, was at 2 p.m., Sunday, in Clio Church with Elder Oliver Coones officiating. Burial was in Old Carney Cemetery under the direction of Manlove-Stumpff Funeral Home of Crane, Missouri. Mr. Bennett, a resident of Cape Fair and Jenkins most of his life, died at 4 p.m., Thursday, in his home after suffering an apparent heart attack. Surviving are his wife, Antoinette; a daughter, Mrs. Wilma Gentry of Santa Maria, California, Ray of Carthage, Tennessee, John A. Jr. of Marionville, Missouri, and Earl of Springfield, Missouri; a sister, Mrs. Cora Hudson of Jenkins, Missouri; 14 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. | Census Obit Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| BENNETT, Rosa Etta (COOKSTON) | Dec. 8, 1854 | Oct. 20, 1921 | SSW: John A. - Inscription: "His Wife" - Research Note: Daughter of John A. Cookston and Melinda Ray. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| BENNETT, Telitha (HARRIS) | Nov. 1, 1886 Randolph Co., AR |
May 5, 1968 At Home, Rural Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Buried next to William Albert Bennett. Daughter of James Washington Harris and Minerva Jane Seagraves. Mrs. Dean Brooks of Cassville, MO was the informant on the death certificate. - Talitha Harris, age 18, married William A. Bennett, age 24, on Dec. 6, 1904 in Barry Co., MO. | Census MO Marriage Records Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| BENNETT, William Albert | Dec. 29, 1879 Barry Co., MO |
July 25, 1950 Mountain Twp., Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: His death certificate names his wife as Telitha Bennett. His father's name was given as John Bennett and his mother was listed as Rosa Cookston. He was divorced. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| BLUNK, James Reed | May 4, 1927 Flat Creek, Barry Co., MO |
Sept. 1929 Flat Creek, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Bonnie's entry had 1927 for his death date, stone reads otherwise. | Headstone Bonnie Smith Photo Diana Cope |
| BLYTHE, Allie (CARNEY) | Aug. 10, 1860 | Aug. 15, 1881 | Inscription: "Wife of J. T. Blythe" - Research Note: This broken stone was repaired but the date is missing. Her parents were John and Sarah Ann (Moore) Carney. She was married to John Blythe before he married Nancy Carney and Bell Zinn. | Note Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| BLYTHE, James Carrick | Apr. 27, 1855 Meigs Co., TN |
June 8, 1933 Shell Knob, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Mary E. Carney - Research Note: His death certificate names William and Martha (Bayless) Blythe as his parents. He was widowed and a farmer. Mrs. Isaac Epperly of Shell Knob, MO, gave the information. - Family History by Belva Blythe Easley: James Carrick Blythe was born Apr. 29, 1855 in Meigs Co., TN, the third son of William Jefferson and Martha (Bayless) Blythe and moved to Barry Co., MO with his family in 1858. Carrick, as he was called, married Mary Elmira Carney, born Oct. 1, 1859, the daughter of John and Sarah (Moore) Carney, on Nov. 28, 1880. The first child, Hattie, was born Sept. 7, 1881. Second daughter, Allie, was born June 17, 1884 and lived almost 15 months until Sept. 7, 1885. The family probably settled at Shell Knob in Barry Co. in late 1885 or early 1886 for as Hattie's son, Albert, recalls his mother always said she moved to Shell Knob when she was four years old. A warranty deed shows that Carrick and Mary Blythe purchased 80 acres of land there in 1889. A son, William (Willie) was born Jan. 26, 1886; the third daughter, Cordelia (Delia) was born Mar. 14, 1889 and a second son, John Claude, was born Jan. 31, 1894. The third son, Clyde Emmett, was born Dec. 21, 1899 and was joined by two sisters, Blanche Lulu and Zelma born Dec. 28, 1901 and Jan. 15, 1906 respectively. Carrick and Mary Blythe and all of their seven children who lived to be grown men and women, lived their entire lives in Barry Co. with the exception of Clyde (Dr. C. E.) who practiced dentistry in Aurora, MO for 34 years prior to his death Feb. 14, 1960. Mary died June 27, 1928 and Carrick died June 8, 1933. Both are buried in the Carney Cemetery on Flat Creek. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Family History Belva Blythe Easley Photo Diana Cope |
| BLYTHE, John Thomas | Nov. 16, 1853 TN |
Mar. 8, 1931 | SSW: Nancy - Research Note: Husband of Bell, died of apoplexy. His father was William Blythe, and his mother was Martha Bayless. - Donna's Note - Bell Zinn was one of his wives and he also married Allie Carney Feb. 27, 1881. - Family History by Belva Blythe Easley: John Thomas Blythe was born Nov. 16, 1853 in TN to William J. and Martha (Bayless) Blythe, their third child and second son. John's first wife was Ala (Allie) Carney, the daughter of John and Sarah (Moore) Carney. She was born Aug. 10, 1860. Allie and John were married Feb. 27, 1881 before she died Aug. 15, 1881 without children. John's second wife was Allie's sister, Nancy Carney Moore (having previously been married to George Moore) born June 8, 1850. To this union were born four children: Allie, May 3, 1882; Florence ("Fawn") Sept. 3, 1885; Thomas G. ("Bud") Feb. 1, 1888, and Pearl Oct. 28, 1889. Nancy died Mar. 12, 1917 and is buried in the Carney Cemetery on Flat Creek. John Married Belle Zinn. John was a prominent livestock farmer and served as president of the Jenkins bank several years. He died Mar. 8, 1931 and is buried in the Carney Cemetery. | King Funeral Home Jay Trace Note Donna Cooper Family History Belva Blythe Easley Photo Diana Cope |
| BLYTHE, John Thurman | Mar. 9, 1932 Cato, Barry Co., MO |
July 22, 1932 Flat Creek, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Son of George & Olivia Blythe" - Research Note: His death certificate reads that George Thurman and Olivia Pina (Bradley) Blythe were his parents. His father was born in Cato, MO and his mother in Pawnee, OK. He died from the effects of whopping cough. He was buried in Pleasant Valley Cemetery (Carney). | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| BLYTHE, Mary Elmira (CARNEY) | Oct. 1, 1858 Barry Co., MO |
June 27, 1928 | SSW: James C. - Research Note: Mary Elmira Carney was a daughter of John and Sarah (Moore) Carney. She married James Carrick Blythe, son of William and Martha (Bayless) Blythe, Nov. 23, 1880. | Note Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| BLYTHE, Nancy (CARNEY) (MOORE) | June 8, 1850 | Mar. 12, 1917 | SSW: John T. - Inscription: "His Wife" - Research Note: She was a daughter of John and Sarah (Moore) Carney and was married to George Moore before she married John T. Blythe. She married George Moore on Jan. 14, 1866 - date of Feb. 10th is on the record but it isn't the date. She married John T. Blythe on Mar. 7, 1889 in Neosho, Newton Co. MO. - Cassville Republican, March 22, 1917 - Mrs. J. T. Blythe died at her home near Flat Creek post office last Tuesday of heart trouble. Mrs. Blythe was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Judge Carney, her father being dead. She was married to J. T. Blythe and is survived by her husband and four children, three daughters and one son. She had been a member of the Baptist Church for many years and she will be greatly missed by her family and many relatives and friends. The remains were interred Wednesday in the Carney Cemetery near the Flat Creek post office. | Note Donna Cooper Online Obit Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| BLYTHE, Sylvania Harriett (BROCK) | May 16, 1866 | June 29, 1942 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Samuel W. - Research Note: Her parents were John and Elizabeth (Horner) Brock. Clint Blythe (son) was the informant on the death certificate. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| BLYTHE, Samuel Wilson | Nov. 29, 1856 TN |
May 3, 1937 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Sylvania H. - Research Note: His parents were William Jefferson and Martha (Bayless) Blythe. | Note Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| BOWMAN, Clide I. | July 17, 1911 | July 30, 1911 | Research Note: Probably the son of Sigle Bowman and Mary McCracken. | Note Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| BOWMAN, Gertrude G. | Sept. 19, 1893 | Nov. 7, 1908 | Inscription: "Dau. of S. L. & M. N. Bowman" - Research Note: Daughter of Sigle L. Bowman and Mary McCracken. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| BOWMAN, Sigel L. | Aug. 10, 1867 | Jan. 26, 1913 | Research Note: Son of Andrew Jackson and Zelicia Bowman. Sigle Bowman married Mary McCracken on Jan. 18, 1891 in Golden, Barry Co., MO. - Cassville Republican, Jan. 30, 1913 - Sigel Bowman, died at his home four miles east of Purdy, Sunday, January 26, of pneumonia. Funeral services were held Monday and interment was made in Carney Cemetery. Mr. Bowman's death is the third in the family inside of two weeks; all having pneumonia. Mr. Bowman's brother-in-law died Thursday, January 16 and his mother-in-law, Mrs. Windham, died Friday night, January 24. Three others of the family connections are very ill with the disease, they being brother-in-law Henry Calhoun and two children of F. E. Shepherd. - 1900 Census, Shell Knob, Barry, Missouri - Seigle Bowman, head, born Aug. 1866 MO, age 33, married 9 years, father born VA, mother AR; Mary, wife, born Sept. 1873 MO, age 26, married 9 years, mother of 2 children, 2 living, father born TN, mother AR; Myrtle, daughter, born Feb. 1892 MO, age 8; Gertrude, daughter, born Sept. 1893 MO, age 6; Andrew J., father, born May 1832 VA, father born VA, mother NC; Lawrence, brother, born Apr. 1877 MO, age 23, single, father born VA, mother AR. | Note Donna Cooper Online Obit MO Marriage Records Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| BOWMAN, Tressie L. | Oct. 7, 1920 Barry Co., MO |
June 21, 1921 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Her death certificate gives June 23, 1921 as her death date. Sigle Bowman, born in MO, was listed as her father. Pearl Potter, born in MO, was given as her mother. It listed Arnhart Cemetery as the burial place, which is incorrect. Sigle Bowman gave the information. - Pearl's death certificate gives her name as Pearl Ann, daughter of David Potter born MO and Florence Redding born AL. Wife of Sigle Andrew Bowman. Sigle Andrew Bowman was the son of Isaac Bowman and Amanda Foster. According to his death certificate, his wife was Ruby Bowman at the time of his death. Sigle and Pearl are buried at Arnhart Cemetery. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Death Certificates Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| BROWN, Rebecca E. (POTTER) | June 1855 Lawrence Co., MO |
Sept. 14, 1889 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Wife of W. B. Brown - 34 Yr. 4 Mo. 15? Da." - Research Note: Wife of Walter Raleigh Brown and daughter of Thomas Hastings Potter and Orpha Jane Love. | Personal Knowledge Shirley Writer Chang Photo Diana Cope |
| CALHOUN, Emma | Jan. 21, 1909 Cape Fair, Stone Co., MO |
Oct. 10, 1927 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Death due to drowning in Flat Creek MO. She was a daughter of Victor Claude Calhoun & Flossie Mae (Swearingen) Calhoun and sister to Pauline Loretta (Calhoun) Gann. Her death certificate gives her death date as Oct. 10, 1928 and her birth date was given Jan. 21, 1910. - Another Photo | Note Photo Nora Eden Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CALHOUN, Finis | Apr. 3, 1893 | Apr. 7, 1910 | SSW: Opal C. - Research Note: Son of William Newton Calhoun and Mary Ann King. - Back of Stone - Inscription: "Brother & Sister" - Side With Name | Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CALHOUN, Flossie May (SWEARINGEN) | June 21, 1890 St Joseph, Buchanan Co., MO |
May 13, 1956 Aurora, Lawrence Co., MO |
Research Note: She was a wife of Victor Claude Calhoun. Daughter of Marion Andrew & Elma Gerlue (Smith) Swearingen. Her death certificate reads that she was born in Lawrence Co., MO. Nora posted she was born in St. Joseph, MO. It gives her mother's name as Alma Smith, not Elma as Nora has posted. | Note Nora Eden Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CALHOUN, Infant | No Date | Apr. 7, 1913 | Research Note: Flat Creek News: The little infant babe of Vick Calhoon's died Monday, April 7 and was buried in the Carney Cemetery. - Son of Victor Claude Calhoun and Flossie May Swearingen. | Online Obits Phyllis Long |
| CALHOUN, Mary Ann (KING) | 1860 MO |
Aug. 17, 1937 Stone Co., MO |
SSW: William N. - Inscription: "His Wife" - Research Note: Cassville Republican, Aug. 20, 1937 - Mary A. King, wife of W. N. Calhoun, was born January 26, 1861 and died August 17, 1937, age 76 years, 6 months and 22 days. Eight children was born to this union, who are A. C. Calhoun, Aurora; W. E. Calhoun, Cape Fair; B. C. Calhoun, Aurora; V. C. Calhoun, Cape Fair; Mrs. Cora Wilson, Albuquerque, N. Mex.; J. H. Calhoun, Boise Idaho; W. N. Calhoun, preceded her in death June 12, 1925; also 2 children, Finis and Opal, died at an early age. Mamie as her husband liked to call her, was a calm and gracious lady about the home. Funeral services were held at the Pleasant Valley Baptist Church, on Thursday afternoon, Aug. 19, 1937, by Chas. Vanzandt, Mrs. Carrie Williams, and Mrs. Lula Edmondson, Clinton Blythe, and Truman Thompson rendered vocal selections, with Miss Lavonna Hill at the organ. | Death Certificate Online Obit Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CALHOUN, Opal C. | Feb. 4, 1900 | Sept. 7, 1904 | SSW: Finis - Research Note: Daughter of William Newton Calhoun and Mary Ann King. - Back of Stone - Inscription: "Brother & Sister" - Side With Name | Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CALHOUN, Victor Claude | Mar. 24, 1886 Lawrence Co., MO |
May 13, 1963 Open House Retired Home, Crane, Stone Co., MO |
Research Note: He was a husband of Flossie May (Swearingen) Calhoun. Son of William Newton Calhoun and Mary Ann King. Usual residence was Aurora, Lawrence Co., MO. Elmer T. Calhoun of Boise, ID was the informant on the death certificate. - January 2, 1913, Cassville Republican - V. C. Calhoun of Cape Fair, Stone County, Floyd and A. Wilson of Cato, Nathan Wilson and John Arnett of Flat Creek were in Cassville Tuesday making final proof on a homestead. - November 6, 1913, Cassville Republican - The trial of Nathaniel and Arthur Wilson and Henry and Victor Calhoun of Mountain township, who are charged for cutting and destroying timber on Scotch land was put off Tuesday until Nov. 28. The case will be heard in Squire Plattenburg's court. | Note Nora Eden Online Newspapers Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CALHOUN, Walter Edgar | Dec. 9, 1880 Mt. Vernon, Lawrence Co., MO |
July 24, 1964 Methodist Manor, Marionville, Lawrence Co., MO |
Research Note: Son of William Newton Calhoun and Mary Ann King. Usual residence was Galena, Stone Co., MO. George Owens of rural Galena, MO was the informant on the death certificate. - 1930 Census, Flat Creek, Stone, Missouri - Walter Calhoun, head, age 48, born MO, single, father born TN, mother MO, farmer; Mary, mother, age 69, widowed, born MO, parents born MO; George Owens, orphan lodger, age 19, single, born MO, parents born MO. | Census Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CALHOUN, William Newton | Mar. 27, 1860 TN |
June 12, 1925 Lawrence Co., MO |
SSW: Mary A. - Research Note: His death certificate reads that his father's name was August Calhoun/Calhoon. - Son of Augustus Newton Calhoon and Jane Elvira Bell, married Sept. 7, 1848 in Marshall Co., TN. Had at least one brother named Henry Oliver Calhoon. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper TN Marriage Records Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Ann (LAMARR) | Feb. 21, 1852 AR |
Feb. 14, 1929 Stone Co., MO |
SSW: Thomas - Research Note: Her death certificate reads that her father was named B. F. Lamarr, born in VA, and that her mother was Sarah Morris born in AR. Mrs. Jim Ellis of Crane, MO, gave the information. Lamarr might really be Lamar but was spelled with two r's. - Cassville Democrat, Feb. 22, 1929 - Mrs. Ann Carney, 76 years old, widow of the late Thomas Carney, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jim Ellis, north of town, February 14. Mrs. Carney was born in Severe (Sevier) County, Ark., Feb. 21, 1852 and moved with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lamar, to Missouri in 1865. She was married to Thomas Carney in 1870, and they were the parents of six children, two dying in infancy. The remaining children: Jack Carney, Pitcher, Okla. D. F. Carney, Flat Creek, Mrs. Cora Ellis, Crane, and Mrs. Belle McCracken, Odess, Mo. Her husband died July 24, 1924. Mrs. Carney had made her home here with her daughter, Mrs. Ellis, the greater part of the time since the death of her husband. Funeral services were held at Flat Creek, Saturday, and burial made in the cemetery at that place. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Online Obit Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Bertha M. (RUSSELL) | Jan. 3, 1898 | Aug. 22, 1988 | SSW: Isreal E. - Research Note: Daughter of John Ulysses Grant "Bud" Russell and Larue Marquis "Lourie" Webster. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Blanche (CLARK) | July 3, 1915 | Nov. 22, 1987 | SSW: Orie Luther - Inscription: "Married Nov. 19, 1940" - Research Note: Her parents were William George & Alice (Razor) Clark. | Note Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Bonnie Fay | Jan. 3, 1940 | Feb. 24, 1940 | No Data | Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Burton Preston | May 1, 1838 Edwards Co., IL |
Apr. 2, 1916 Flat Creek, Stone Co., MO |
Research Note: He is buried next to Telitha (Henson) Carney, his wife. Burton Preston Carney was a son of Calvin and Clarissa (Hill) Carney. His death certificate reads that he died from congestion of the liver. - Cassville Republican, Feb. 1, 1900 - Order of Publication: State of Missouri and Barry County vs Burton Carney, Telitha Carney, his wife, Minerva Hudson, J. B. Hudson, her husband; Elizabeth Doty, Samuel Doty her husband; Henry Carney and Hannah Carney, his wife, plaintiffs. - Another Photo | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Calvin | Apr. 7, 1871 | Sept. 2, 1872 | Research Note: Stone near the stone of Doctor F. Carney, a child. | Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Charles H. | Nov. 28, 1866 Barry Co., MO |
Aug. 6, 1937 Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Melissa - Research Note: According to his death certificate his father was Burton Carney, born in IL, and his mother Telitha Henson, born in Barry Co., MO. Melissa Carney was given as his wife's name and he was listed as a farmer. He died from the effects of carcinoma of the colon. O. L. Carney of Cape Fair, MO, gave the information. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Clarence Weaver | June 22, 1892 | Apr. 1, 1920 | Research Note: He was a son of George Gipson and Sarah Permila (Stone) Carney. | Note Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Clurie O. | Sept. 18, 1891 Stone Co., MO |
June 6, 1952 Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Research Note: According to his death certificate his father was named Charles H. Carney and his mother was Melissa Carr. He was single and was a farmer. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Corda E. (SMITH) | 1889 TN |
1989 | SSW: Efton E. - Research Note: First married Efton Earl Carney. Widowed in the 1920 Census. She second married George W. Carney. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Densil Weaver | Dec. 27, 1934 | Nov. 11, 2001 | Research Note: Densil was son of Marvin Carney & Opal Moreland. Densil's father was a brother to my mother Pauline (Carney) Moreland, his mother was a sister to my father Henry Moreland. This made us double cousins. Densil had three sisters, Kathryn, Peggy and Mary. | Cousin Robert Moreland Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Doctor F. | Jan. 25, 1870 | Oct. 8, 1870 | Research Note: Son of John and Sarah Ann (Moore) Carney. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Doctor Franklin | June 17, 1877 Barry Co., MO |
July 19, 1954 Handley Mem. Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Nola - Research Note: His death certificate reads that he was widowed, born in Barry Co., MO, and was a retired farmer. His father was named as Thomas Carney and his mother as Ann Lamarr. Mrs. Susie Pierce of Springfield, MO, gave the information. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Effie May (CAMPBELL) | Aug. 4, 1879 | June 7, 1904 | Research Note: Effie was the daughter of John Brookhart and Sarah Jane (Breeding) Campbell. She was born August 4, 1879 in Cass County, Missouri. Effie married Benjamin Franklin Carney on Oct. 2, 1899 in Stone County, Missouri. They had one daughter, Gladys Ivonne Carney Hensley who was born 27 May 1900. | MO Marriage Records Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Efton Earl | July 15, 1884 Barry Co., MO |
Dec. 15, 1918 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Corda E. - Research Note: According to his death certificate he was a farmer and a son of George G. and Permila (Stone) Carney. He died from the effects of the influenza. - Cassville Republican, Dec. 26, 1918 - E. E. Carney died at his home near the Flat Creek post office Dec. 15, of pneumonia. He leaves a wife and five children. He was a son of George Carney and a brother of W. A. of this county and J. F. of Crane. He was one of this county's highly esteemed citizens. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Elvis | Nov. 29, 1886 Barry Co., MO |
Oct. 7, 1952 Stone Co., MO |
Research Note: His death certificate reads that George Clinton and Martha (Warren) Carney were his parents. Viola Carney was his wife's name. He lived in Cape Fair, MO and was married. Mrs. Viola Carney of Cape Fair, MO, gave the information. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Eugene | Sept. 14, 1919 | Sept. 14, 1919 | Inscriptions: "Gone to be an angel" | Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Flavel P. | June 17, 1911 Barry Co., MO |
Aug. 26, 1911 Barry Co., MO |
Inscriptions: "Dau. of E. E. & C. E. Carney" - Research Note: Her death certificate reads that her name was spelled Flaval but her stone has it Flavel. Her father was Efton Carney, born in Barry Co., MO and that her mother was Corda Smith, born in TN. She died from the effects of whopping cough and pneumonia. Efton Carney signed the certificate. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, General Lafayette | Dec. 3, 1858 | Nov. 8, 1894 | Research Note: General Lafayette Carney was a son of Burton and Telitha (Henson) Carney. | Note Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, George Clinton | Aug. 13, 1860 Barry Co., MO |
Feb. 9, 1937 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Son of Burton Carney born Edwards Co., IL and Talitha Henson born MO. Charles H. Carney was the informant on the death certificate. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, George Gipson | Nov. 6, 1857 | No Date | SSW: Sarah P. - Research Note: He was a son of Calvin and Clarissa (Hill) Carney. | Note Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, George W. | Jan. 12, 1882 | Jan. 21, 1951 | Research Note: Husband of Cordia E. Carney. Son of Henry and Hannah (Clark) Carney. | Hannah's Obit Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Hannah (CLARK) | July 15, 1850 Stone Co., MO |
Oct. 7, 1929 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Henry - Research Note: Her death certificate reads that her father was named John Clark. Henry Carney was named as her husband. The date of her birth was given as 1851 on her death certificate - and not 1850 like the stone reads. Israel Clark of Cape Fair, MO, gave the information. - Cassville Democrat, Oct. 1, 1929 - Was Native of Stone County and Wife of Member of Well Known Family - Mrs. Hannah Carney, 78 years old wife of Henry Carney of the Flat Creek Community passed away at her home there Monday morning after an illness which began Saturday of last week. Mrs. Carney was the daughter of John and Nancy Clark and was born and raised in Stone County. However she made her home since her marriage to Mr. Carney on the farm where she died. Mrs. Carney is survived by her husband and seven children, who are: Cal Carney, Flat Creek, Mrs. Susan Fishback, Kansas City, Mrs. Clara Muse, Pitcher Okla., W. A. Carney, Cassville, Mrs. Willard Seitz, George and Israel Carney all of the home community. Funeral and burial services were held at the Flat Creek church Tuesday afternoon and burial made in the Carney cemetery at that place. Mrs. Carney was well known to the older residents of a great portion of Stone and Barry counties, and was a lady who born the respect and admiration of everyone in her community. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Online Obit Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Henry | May 15, 1850 Barry Co., MO |
Sept. 19, 1931 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Hannah - Research Note: He was named a son of Calvin and Clara (Hill) Carney on his death certificate. W. A. Carney of Cassville, MO, gave the information. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Infant Dau. | 1899 | 1899 | SSW: Ruby - Research Note: Buried next to Thomas & Ann Carney. | Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Isreal Earl | Sept. 20, 1895 Rural Galena,Stone Co., MO |
Jan. 5, 1968 Baptist Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Bertha M. - Research Note: Henry and Hannah (Clark) Carney were his parents. | Note Donna Cooper Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, J. Lewis | Sept. 27, 1924 | Nov. 19, 1924 | No Data | Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Jackson | May 24, 1849 | Dec. 4, 1869 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Mary C. - Inscription: "Killed Dec. 4, 1869 - Research Note: Mary C. and Jackson Carney were store keepers and were both murdered at the same time. Jackson, son of John and Sarah (Moore) Carney, was shot twice with both bullets having entered his head near his mouth. The killer was George Moore, a cousin, and was soon thereafter hanged in Cassville, MO. Jackson Carney was a grandson of County Judge Thomas Carney - 1863 to 1868. - Link to news item about the murder. | Note Donna Cooper Cassville Democrat Nov. 21, 1908 Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, James B. | Oct. 27, 1876 MO |
Mar. 18, 1915 Flat Creek, Stone Co., MO |
Research Note: He married Mary Effie Berry in 1899. His death certificate reads that Burton and Telitha (Henson) Carney were his parents. He died from the effects of T. B. and Effie Carney gave the information. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, James W. | Dec. 19, 1919 | No Date | SSW: Maudie A. - Inscription: Married Feb. 1, 1939" - Research Note: Son of Robert Carney and Tina E. Deckard, married on Sept. 15, 1917 at Clint Carney's home in Stone Co., MO. | Census MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, John | No Date | No Date | Inscription: "JNO. CARNEY - CO. D STONE CO., MO. H. G." - Research Note: He was buried near Henry and Hannah's family. | Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, John | Jan. 16, 1825 Edwards Co., IL |
Oct. 25, 1899 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was a son of Thomas and Susan (Warmouth) Carney. Thomas Carney was an early day county judge, serving from 1863 to 1868. - John and his wife Sarah Moore were listed in 1850 on the Federal Census of Barry Co., MO. - November 2, 1899, Cassville Republican - Carney: The many friends of Uncle John Carney, ? which occurred Wednesday night about nine o'clock. He had been afflicted with something like nervous prostration for a long time, which baffled all medical aid. He was about 75 years of age and was one among the oldest citizens of Mountain Township. At one time he was a very prosperous county merchant. It was at this time that he found it necessary, to order to accommodate his lard trade, to establish a branch at Shell Knob where he sent his son Jack to take care of it. Jack and his wife were soon murdered for their money by a young man by the name of Moore, who had gained confidence in Uncle John and his family while servicing them as a farm hand. This, no doubt, was the saddest thing that ever happened to Uncle John as Jack was his favorite son. This certainly was the most cold-blooded murder that ever took place in this state. The bodies were not discovered for some time after the murder. They were found lying on the floor of the store, where they had been shot. Parties were sent out in all directions to find this guilty murderer. Moore wearing apparel, and some other things were identified. He was taken to Cassville and lodged in jail only to await the coming of the mob that had been organized, which marched into Cassville and quietly took him from the jail and hung him to the old court house bell post, where his lifeless body was left hanging for quite a while before it was cut down. Many weary travelers eyes were made to leap with joy when catching a glimpse of Uncle John's brilliant lamp and sparkling fire after a hard day's ride across the Carney mountain, while the cold snow storms were raging from valley to valley and mountain to mountain. Uncle John will be greatly missed as he lived here so long and made a host of friends. | Note Donna Cooper Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, John Calvin | Mar. 28, 1873 | Mar. 19, 1947 | Research Note: He was a son of Henry & Hannah (Clark) Carney. | Note Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Laura A. | No Date | No Date | SSW: Willie A. - Inscription: "Our Dear Ones - Aged 4 M. 15 D." | Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Lorene Alice (COONES) (JONES) | Feb. 25, 1928 Cape Fair, MO |
Aug. 8, 2022 At Home |
SSW: Troy Gene "Cotton" - Inscription: "Loving Husband, Father & Grandfather" - Research Note: She was the daughter of Leonard Charles and Louisa (Foster) Coones. She grew up in and around Cassville. Preceding her in death was husband Troy Gene Carney; her parents; son Jeffrey Charles Jones; great grandson Charles Pierce Glendenning; father of her children Donald B. Jones; sister Reba Lucille Coones Turner (Tom) Cassville and brothers Gene D. Coones (Maetta Blythe) Cassville and Leonard Carl Coones (Mae Lynn Holloway) Springfield, MO. Mother was reacquainted with her high school sweetheart Troy "Cotton" Carney and after a short courtship they married on October 9, 1996 in Eureka Springs, AR. They shared their brief time together residing between northern CA near Troy's family and southwest MO near her family. After Troy's passing mother returned to their lake home in Shell Knob, MO. Our mother had what could only be described as an adventurous life. She and our daddy moved from MO to CA and back again several times while raising us six kids. We are not saying that she never complained of her lot (after raising children of our own we know better!) but she stayed dedicated through the thick and thin of our family life. We recall traveling through the desert at night because of the extreme heat with no air conditioning (can you imagine driving 3000 miles with six kids in a sedan EVEN WITH air conditioning!?) As mother aged, sister Kathy invited her to live with her which she did until her passing. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Lou | Feb. 7, 1895 | No Date | SSW: Uel C. - Inscription: "His Wife" | Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Marah A. (PERIMAN) | Aug. 12, 1877 | Aug. 11, 1899 | Inscription: "Dau. of H. & H. Carney" - Research Note: Daughter of Henry Carney and Hannah Clark. | Note Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Martha Emma (LAMAR) | July 15, 1853 | Aug. 16, 1898 | Inscription: "Mother - Wife of John A. Carney" - Research Note: Buried next to Laura A. and Willie A. Carney. Researchers say she was the daughter of Benjamin Lamar and Sarah (Morris) Lamar. Martha E. Lamar married John Carney on Dec. 2, 1869 in Barry Co., MO. | MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Note Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Mary Cordelia (WILLIAMS) | Nov. 6, 1850 | Dec. 4, 1869 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Jackson - Inscription: "Killed Dec. 4, 1869" - Research Note: Mary C. and Jackson Carney were store keepers and were both murdered on the same day. She was shot in the upper chest and when the shot was fired her clothing caught fire and were entirely consumed down to her waist. | Note Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Maudie A. | Mar. 21, 1920 | Nov. 4, 2002 | SSW: James W. - Inscription: Married Feb. 1, 1939" | Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Melissa (CARR) | June 24, 1866 | Mar. 29, 1948 | SSW: Charles H. - Research Note: She was buried next to Albertine and Silas A. Carr. Her name was Sarah Melissa. Her parents were David Clinton and Alice (Wooley) Carr. | Note Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Minnie B. (DAVENPORT) | Mar. 11, 1869 Olathe, Johnson Co., KS |
Dec. 12, 1948 Stone Co., MO |
SSW: William - Research Note: Her death certificate reads that her father was William R. Davenport and her mother's name was Rachel Reed. She had lived in the community for about 5 years. Mrs. Ben Jones, Galena, MO, gave the information. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Nola (LEE) | Nov. 17, 1878 AR |
May 31, 1951 Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Doctor F. - Research Note: Her father's name was given on her death certificate as Russell Lee. Her husband was listed as Franklin Carney. Her name was given as Nollie F. She died from the effects of the flu - virus infection. - Daughter of James Russell Lee and Luvena Sikes. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Orie Luther | Mar. 9, 1890 | Apr. 13, 1972 | SSW: Blanche Clark - Inscription: "Married Nov. 19, 1940" - Research Note: He was a son of Charles Henry and Sarah Melissa (Carr) Carney. | Note Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Oval | Feb. 27, 1904 Lawrence Co., MO |
Mar. 11, 1921 Stone Co., MO |
Research Note: Died of bronchia pneumonia along with measles. Son of J.C. Carney, born in Barry Co., MO, and residing in Crane, MO. Mother listed as Tennie Lee born in AR. | Death Certificate Jay Trace |
| CARNEY, Ruby | 1902 | 1905 | SSW: Infant Dau. - Research Note: Buried next to Thomas & Ann Carney. | Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Sarah Ann (MOORE) | Aug. 16, 1825 Edwards Co., IL |
Oct. 25, 1879 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Sarah Ann Moore married John Carney, April 5, 1846 in Stone Co., MO. | Note Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Sarah Permila (STONE) | Feb. 24, 1859 Stone Co., MO |
Dec. 13, 1934 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: George G. - Research Note: Her death certificate reads that she died Nov. 11, 1934 not in December like her stone reads. Her father was given as Jack Stone, born in TN, and her mother as Sarah E. Williams, born in KY. G. G. Carney was given as her husband's name. Tom Carney of Cape Fair, MO, gave the information. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Sherman | Oct. 22, 1868 | Nov. 15, 1868 | Research Note: Near grave of John Carney. He was a child of John and Sarah Ann (Moore) Carney. | Note Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Telitha (HENSON) | Sept. 21, 1841 | Apr. 8, 1901 | Inscription: "Wife of Burton Carney" - Research Note: She was a wife of Burton Carney and was a daughter of Zachariah and Amelia (Williams) Henson. She married Burton Carney in 1858 in Stone Co., MO. Nora Posted: She was a first cousin once removed of Thomas M. Henson. - Another Photo | Note Donna Cooper Photo Nora Eden Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Thomas | Apr. 8, 1853 | July 24, 1924 | SSW: Ann - Research Note: His parents were John and Sarah Ann (Moore) Carney. He married in Barry Co., MO, Jan. 29, 1871, to Ann Lamar. | Note Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Troy Gene "Cotton" | Oct. 9, 1927 Barry Co., MO |
Nov. 16, 2002 Sacramento, CA |
SSW: Lorene A. - Inscription: "Loving Husband, Father & Grandfather" - Research Note: Troy Gene "Cotton" Carney, 75, of Citrus Heights, California, formerly of Carney Branch between Jenkins and Cape Fair, died November 16 at Kiser South Hospital in Sacramento, California. Son of George W. Carney and Corda Elizabeth Smith. He moved to Sacramento in 1956. He worked for Regional Transit for 31 years until retiring in 1989. He was California Safety Center Driver of the Year three times. He was preceded in death by two wives, Betty Moreland and Ellen Klauss. | Census Monett Times Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Uel Cleo | Aug. 31, 1900 Barry Co., MO |
May 15, 1928 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Lou - Research Note: His death certificate reads that he was a machinist. He was given as a son of Doctor F. and Nola (Lee) Carney. His wife was given as Lou Carney. The date of his birth was given as Aug. 31, 1901 and not 1900 as his stone reads. He was 27 years, 8 mos. and 15 days old, which makes the 1900 date correct. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, William | Oct. 1, 1862 Barry Co., MO |
Apr. 8, 1944 Stone Co., MO |
SSW: Minnie B. - Research Note: William was a son of John and Sarah (Moore) Carney. He married Minnie Bell Davenport, Sept. 6, 1866, Barry Co., MO. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CARNEY, Willie A. | No Date | No Date | SSW: Laura A. - Inscription: "Our Dear Ones - 9 M. 24 D." | Photo Diana Cope |
| CARR, Albertine Susan (CARNEY) | Dec. 18, 1868 Stone Co., MO |
Apr. 24, 1949 Baptist Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Silas A. - Research Note: Daughter of Burton Preston Carney and Telitha Henson. C. O. Carney of Cape Fair, MO was the informant on the death certificate. | Death certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CARR, Silas Addison | July 16, 1870 Stone Co., MO |
Mar. 27, 1945 Galena, Stone Co., MO |
SSW: Albertine - Research Note: His death certificate names his father as Clint Carr and his mother as Alice Wooley, born in TN. He was a farmer and Albertine Carr was listed as his wife's name. Mrs. Silas Carr of Galena, MO, gave the information. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CAYWOOD , Helen Imogene (PACKWOOD) | Feb. 2, 1935 Exeter, Barry Co., MO |
May 19, 2013 Mercy Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Research Note: She was the daughter of Clovis and Helen Lucy (Smith) Packwood. On November 8, 1952, in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, she was united in marriage to Paul Caywood. Preceding her in death were her parents and one brother, Leon Packwood. She grew up in Exeter, Missouri and received her education at Hazel Dell Rural School. After their marriage, she and Paul moved to Kansas City, Missouri, living there until Paul's retirement in 1996, except for a short time in the 1960's. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long |
| CHIDESTER, Jessie D. | Sept. 26, 1877 | Sept. 31, 1877 | Inscription: "Son of G. W. & A." | Photo Diana Cope |
| CLARK, Alice Martha (RAZOR) | July 3, 1882 Stone Co., MO |
July 29, 1964 St. John's Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: William George - Research Note: Daughter of James Alexander Razor and Cordelia Eveline Baker. Granddaughter of James William and Elizabeth (Hillhouse) Razor and Enos H. and Martha (Stone) Baker. Mrs. Opal Taylor of Galena, MO was the informant on the death certificate. | Census Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CLARK, Claude | Mar. 4, 1918 | Apr. 7, 1945 | Inscription: "IN MEMORY OF SGT. CLAUDE CLARK CO. G 63RD INF. 6 DIV. US ARMY - USAF CEMETERY MANILA 2, PLOT 1, ROW 1, GRAVE 23, BORN MAR. 4, 1918 - DIED APR. 7, 1945 - KILLED IN ACTION BAYAN BAYANAN, LUZON, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS" - Research Note: Son of William George Clark and Alice Martha Razor. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CLARK, James | Abt. 1876 | Oct. 9, 1900 | Inscription: "Husband of Mary Clark - Aged 24 Y. 11 M. 9 D." - Research Note: He was a son of George W. and Susan (Carney) Clark. | Note Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CLARK, James | Oct. 29, 1905 MO |
Apr. 15, 1968 At Home, Rural Galena, Stone Co., MO |
Inscription: "In Memory of James Clark, son of Wm. and Alice Clark" - Research Note: Never married. Son of William Clark and Alice Razor. Cause of death was suicide. Shot himself in the head with a shot gun. Blanche Carney of Cape Fair, MO was the informant on the death certificate. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CLARK, John J. | Feb. 5, 1874 | Dec. 15, 1905 | No Data | Photo Diana Cope |
| CLARK, Paul | Mar. 13, 1874 Stone Co., MO |
Mar. 28, 1915 Flat Creek, Stone Co., MO |
Inscription: "Gone But Not Forgotten" - Research Note: His death certificate documents that his death was in 1914. His stone reads 1915. His father was given as George W. Clark and his mother as Susan Carney. He was single and died from acute nephritis. He was a farmer and owned his own farm. Susan Clark of Cape Fair, MO, gave the information. Martin Cemetery in Stone Co., MO, was given as the burial place, but he was buried in Carney. - January 7, 1915, Cassville Republican - Flat Creek News: We were indeed sorry to hear of the death of Paul Clark of near Cape Fair. To the bereaved we extend our heartfelt sympathy. - Note that the paper date is 1915. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CLARK, Ralph | Nov. 4, 1913 Stone Co., MO |
Dec. 26, 1913 Flat Creek, Stone Co., MO |
Inscription: "In Memory of Ralph Clark, son of Wm. & Alice Clark" - Research Note: His death certificate names his mother as Alice Razor and his father as William Clark. He died from the effects of whopping cough. His burial was listed as in Martin Cemetery. William Clark of Cape Fair, MO, gave the information. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CLARK, Susan (CARNEY) | Dec. 26, 1851 Barry Co., MO |
May 26, 1918 Stone Co., MO |
Inscription: "Mother" - Research Note: According to her death certificate she was a daughter of John and Sarah Ann (Moore) Carney, both born in IL. Allie King, Cape Fair, MO, gave the information. According to the death certificate of Paul Carney, a son, Susan's husband's named was George W. Clark. In 1914 Susan and George were living in Cape Fair, MO. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| CLARK, William George | Jan. 15, 1880 Stone Co., MO |
Feb. 19, 1944 Stone Co., MO |
SSW: Alice M. - Research Note: Son of George W. Clark and Susan Carney. His wife was Alice Mattie Clark. Mrs. Delmar Taylor of Galena, MO was the informant on the death certificate. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| CLEVENGER, David Patrick | Abt. 1837 Jefferson Co., TN |
No Date | Inscription: "CO F 9 TENN. CAV." - Research Note: Son of George Clevenger and Elizabeth Bradshaw. Husband of Sadie Hopkins. Listed in the 1890 Vet. Census Mountain Twp., Barry Co., MO - He was a private in F. Co., 9th TN Cav., serving from Sept. 1863 until Apr. 1865. He lived at Hailey, MO and had a right leg broken and an injury to his eyes as the result of measles. - Another Photo | Census Phyllis Long Photos Diana Cope |
| CLEVENGER, Sadie Margaret (HOPKINS) | Nov. 22, 1837 TN |
July 29, 1910 Mountain Twp., Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Wife of David Patrick Clevenger. Margaret Hopkins married Patrick Clevenger on Apr. 27, 1862 in Jefferson Co., TN. Her father was listed as John Hopkins and her mother as Sada? M. Williams, both born in TN. She was a widow and cause of death was senility and paralysis. S. A. Peck of Flat Creek gave the information. Burial was in Pleasant Hill Cemetery. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper TN Marriage Records Phyllis Long |
| COLLINS, Absalom | June 9, 1792 SC |
Aug. 11, 1872 | SSW: P. - Research Note: A. & P. Collins are probably Absalom and Polly Collins. They were living in Stone County, Flat Creek Twp., and are on the 1870 census, listed as age 78 and 63. They also have children buried in the same area of the cemetery. - War of 1812 pension records: He enlisted on Oct. 4, 1813 and was discharged Jan. 4, 1814. He resided in Stone Co., MO, Flat Creek Post Office. Soldier alleges service in Capt. John Doak's Co., TN Military from about Oct. 5, 1814 to about Apr. 30, 1815. He married Mary Williamson on Mar. 11, 1830 in Lincoln Co., TN. - Another Photo | 1812 Pension Records Phyllis Long Note Photo Jack Fly |
| COLLINS, Gillia (CARNEY) | Mar. 14, 1847 Barry Co., MO |
Aug. 4, 1928 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: William R. - Research Note: Her parents were John and Sarah Ann (Moore) Carney. William Collins married Gilley Carney on Aug. 12, 1866 in Barry Co., MO. | MO Marriage Records Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| COLLINS, Harold J. | 1903 | 1904 | SSW: Noel Glen - Research Note: Son of Leonard F. and Tressie Collins. | Note Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| COLLINS, Jackson | Jan. 22, 1870 | Oct. 8, 1870 | Inscription: "Son of W. R. & G. Collins - Age 8 M. 16 D." - Research Note: Son of William R. Collins and Gillia Carney. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| COLLINS, Leonard William Franklin | Feb. 15, 1875 | May 6, 1954 | Research Note: WWI Draft Reg. gives his wife as Tressie Collins. Son of William R. Collins and Gillia Carney. Tressie (Abel) Collins died in Washington and is buried there. | WWI Draft Reg. Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| COLLINS, Martha F. | Aug. 31, 1868 | Dec. 12, 1870 | Inscription: "Dau. of W. R. & G. Collins - Age 2 Yr. 2 M. 11 D." - Research Note: Daughter of William R. Collins and Gillia Carney. | Note Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| COLLINS, Noel Glen | 1908 | 1968 | SSW: Harold J. - Research Note: Son of Leonard F. and Tressie Collins. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| COLLINS, Polly (WILLIAMSON) | Dec. 29, 1806 | Dec. 30, 1876 | SSW: A. - Research Note: A. & P. Collins are probably Absalom and Mary "Polly" (Williamson) Collins. They were living in Stone County, Flat Creek Twp., and are on the 1870 census, listed as age 78 and 63. They also have children buried in the same area of the cemetery. U. S. and International married records give Absalom Colllins born 1792 NC married in MO, Mary Williamson born 1806. War of 1812 pension records give that he married Mary Williamson on Mar. 11, 1830 in Lincoln Co., TN. - Another Photo | U. S. Marriage Records 1812 Pension Records Phyllis Long Photo Note Jack Fly |
| COLLINS, William R. | Mar. 27, 1840 Lawrence Co., MO |
July 25, 1927 Flat Creek Twp., Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Gillia - Research Note: His death certificate reads that Absalom Collins, born in TN, was his father and his wife was named Gillie. He was a farmer. The cause of death was listed as vascular heart disease and senility. Len Collins, Cassville, MO, gave the information. - William R. Collins was a Pvt. in Co. A of the Stone Co. MHG. Serving from June 5, 1861 to July 19, 1861. He had an eye injury according to the 1890 Veteran's Census. - Mary "Polly" Williamson was his mother. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Vet. Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| COOKSTON, Roll | Oct. 5, 1857 IL |
Dec. 23, 1911 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "At Rest" - Research Note: His death certificate is listed with the State of MO as Rall instead of Roll as his stone reads. His father was named John Cookston, born IL, and his mother as Malinda Ray, born IL. He was listed as a farmer and as single. Charles G. Bibb gave the information. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| COONES, Blanche | Oct. 2, 1920 | Feb. 21, 1923 | No Data | Photo Diana Cope |
| COPE, Coy Castle | May 30, 1917 | Feb. 3, 1976 | SSW: Ilagene - Research Note: Son of George Alonzo Cope and Donna Garner. Husband of Ilagene Muse married Feb. 21, 1948, Aurora, Lawrence Co., Missouri. - Military Stone - Inscription: "CPL US ARMY CO D 17 ARMD ENGR BN WORLD WAR II BSM" | Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| COPE, George Leslie | Feb. 6, 1961 Monett, Barry Co., MO |
Sept. 14, 2022 Crane, Stone Co., MO |
Research Note: He was the son of Coy and Ilagene (Muse) Cope. He was a 1979 graduate of Galena High School. He married Sandra Lowe in August of 1982 and they had three beautiful daughters. George made a living farming on Carney Branch and owning/operating Cope Construction for 15 years. George was a life-long resident of Carney Branch where, from childhood, he spent many days hunting, farming, fishing, mushroom hunting (from the truck), or doing pretty much anything that put him outside on the farm and around home. This love of the farm was something that he passed on to his children and grandchildren. His daughters were often found squeezed behind his tractor seat during bailing season, asleep with him in a tree stand, or loading wood into the bed of the Scottsdale. His "grandbabies" relished every ghost story and walnut cracking session that Papa could offer. George was a smoker of meats, often smoking a flock of turkeys for Thanksgiving and delivering to neighbors and friends. He was an amateur drum player and a masterful story teller. If he wasn't at home, George could often be found entertaining the locals at V-Mar, Hudson's, or Hooten's with his latest tall tale. George was preceded in death by his mother and father and his two nieces, Leslie Raybourn and Johnna Raybourn. | Stumpff Funeral Home Phyllis Long |
| COPE, Ilagene (MUSE) | Nov. 18, 1915 Jenkins, Barry Co., MO |
Feb. 10, 1983 St John's Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Inscription: "Wed Feb. 21, 1948" - Research Note: She was a former teacher in schools in rural Barry County. She married Coy Cope on February 21, 1948, in Aurora. He died February 3, 1976. | Williamson Funeral Home Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| COWAN, Woodroe N. | July 3, 1915 | July 14, 1916 | Inscription: "Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cowan" | Photo Diana Cope |
| DEAN, Minerva Rose | May 11, 1922 | Dec. 10, 1938 | SSW: Samantha - Inscription: "Sunsel and Evening Star" - Research Note: Daughter of Hardy Monroe Dean and Samantha Elizabeth Harris. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| DEAN, Samantha Elizabeth (HARRIS) | May 28, 1877 Randolph Co., AR |
Aug. 16, 1964 | SSW: Minerva Rose - Inscription: "Sunsel and Evening Star" - Research Note: Miss Samantha Harris married Hardy Monroe Dean on Aug. 25, 1912 in Springfield, Greene Co., MO. She was a daughter of James W. and Minerva Jane (Segraves) Harris. | Census MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| DOTY, Pearl Percilla (SEGRAVES) | Sept. 10, 1895 | Dec. 22, 1918 Jenkins, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Died of bronchial pneumonia. Bill charged to John Doty. Stone reads Dec. 22, 1918, record from funeral home reads Dec. 23, 1918. Daughter of George Washington Segraves and Calliam Worthen. John A. Doty, age 21, married Pearl Segraves, age 18, on Mar. 26, 1913 in Barry Co., MO. - Link to photo of Mazie and her sisters, Georgia California and Pearl Percilla. | King Funeral Home Jay Trace Census MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| EDGEMOND, Mettie E. (SMITH) | Sept. 25, 1880 | Sept. 3, 1914 Jenkins, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: In 1910 Will and Mettie Edgemond were listed in Mountain Twp. Mettie was born abt. 1881 and Will abt. 1877. A newspaper item reads that Mrs. Will Edgemond died in 1914. This stone does not have any dates, but it could possibly be for Mettie, Will's wife, since the paper reads that she was buried in Carney Cemetery. - September 10, 1914, Cassville Republican - Flat Creek News: Mrs. Will Edgemond was laid to rest in the Carney cemetery Thursday, Sept. 3. Rev. D. F. Coones had charge of the funeral services. The bereaved ones have the sympathy of the community in their hour of grief. - Phyllis' Note: Her death certificate is listed as Metie Edgman, birth date given as Sept. 25, 1914, age 33 years, 22 days, death date as Sept. 3, 1914. According to age, birth year would be 1880. Her birth date was probably Sept. 25, 1880. She was a daughter of Louis and Amie (Coons) Smith, both born MO. Cause of death was typhoid fever. Daniel? Smith of Cato, MO was the informant. - Another Photo | Note Online Obit Donna Cooper Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photos Diana Cope |
| EDWARDS, Clarissa Caldonia (CARNEY) | Aug. 10, 1876 | Nov. 12, 1906 | Inscription: "Wife of J. A. Edwards" - Research Note: She married James A. Edwards March 18, 1894 in Stone Co., MO. She was a daughter of Burton and Telitha (Henson) Carney. | Note Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| ENNES, Carl Leon | Dec. 29, 1918 | July 4, 1921 | Inscription: "Asleep" - Research Note: Son of Jesse Ennes and Lois Lucille Stumpff buried at Clio Cemetery. | Note Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| ESLICK, Minnie L. | __ 3, 1878 | Dec. 26, 1883 | Inscription: "Dau. of W. A. & M. C." | Photo Diana Cope |
| FISHBACK, William B. | June 11, 1871 Louisville, KY |
Dec. 3, 1947 Stone Co., MO |
Inscription: "Asleep in Jesus" - Research Note: He was listed as a son of J. B. (John Brent) Fishback on his death certificate. His wife was listed as Susan. Cuma Sprouse gave the information. His place of burial was listed as Carney Cemetery and incorrectly stated that it was in Stone Co., MO. His mother was Margaret Ballard. His wife Susan (Carney) Smith was buried next to her Smith husband and has a double stone with him. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| FLY, Mazie (SEGRAVES) (PERIMAN) | Sept. 4, 1903 Barry Co., MO |
Jan. 20, 1989 Nixon, Gonzales Co., TX |
Research Note: Wife of William Jesse Periman. Daughter of George Washington Segraves and Callie Malinda Worthen. SSDI gives her last residence as Garland, Dallas Co., TX. William J. Periman died in 1932 and she apparently married Mr. Fly. - - Link to photo of Mazie and her sisters, Georgia California and Pearl Percilla. | Note SSDI Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| FOSTER, Alfred Loran | May 14, 1908 Stone Co., MO |
June 23, 1965 St. Vincent's Hosp., Monett, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was a son of Isaac J. & Anna Mary (Pike) Foster. Husband of Clara Bell (Batson) Foster. - Death certificate gives his parents as Jack Foster and Anna Mary Peck, Clara Batson, his wife. Usual residence was 7 miles NW of Jenkins, Barry Co., MO. | Note Sheila Foster-Tapp Boss Foster Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| FOSTER, Anna Mary (PIKE) | Dec. 19, 1881 Cape Fair, Stone Co., MO |
Jan. 16, 1969 At Home, Rural Jenkins, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She was a daughter of Thomas S. and France L. (Smith) Pike and wife of Isaac J. Foster. Frances Wirman of rural Jenkins, MO was the informant on the death certificate. | Note Marie DeMoss Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| FOSTER, Austin Lee | No Date | Nov. 23, 1996 | "Beloved Son" | Photo Diana Cope |
| FOSTER, Benjamin Paul | Mar. 1, 1948 Barry Co., MO |
Sept. 26, 1948 Shell Knob, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Son of L. W. & O. I. Foster" - Research Note: Infant son of Lawrence Washington Foster and Ollie Irene Dillon. | Note Marie DeMoss Photo Diana Cope |
| FOSTER, Clara Bell (BATSON) | Jan. 10, 1920 | May 11, 1997 At Home, Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Beloved Mother and Granny" - Research Note: Wife of Alfred Loren Foster, married Sept. 10,1934 in Stone Co. Missouri. She was the daughter of Harvey Weaver Batson and Florence Asher. Preceded in death by two sons, Weaver Foster and Joe Foster; two daughters, Wanda Lou Foster and Marie June Foster. | Funeral Card Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| FOSTER, Deloris Sue | Dec. 13, 1939 Cape Fair, Barry Co., MO |
Feb. 20, 1940 Cape Fair, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She was a daughter of William 'Biggie' & Mary Sophie(Asher) Foster. | Death Certificate Sheila Foster-Tapp Boss Foster Photo Diana Cope |
| FOSTER, Infant | No Date | Feb. 8, 1924 | Inscription: "Infant Dau. of A & E. Foster" | Photo Diana Cope |
| FOSTER, Isaac Jackson | Dec. 2, 1873 Carroll Co., TX |
Feb. 10, 1937 Cape Fair, Stone Co., MO |
Research Note: He was a son of William S. & Martha J. (Perkins) Foster and husband of Anna Mary (Pike) Foster. Death certificate says his mother was Martha Perkins. | Funeral Record Marie DeMoss Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| FOSTER, Marie June | July 15, 1957 MO |
July 15, 1957 MO |
Research Note: She was a daughter of Alfred & Clara Bell (Batson) Foster. | Note Sheila Foster-Tapp Boss Foster Photo Diana Cope |
| FOSTER, Mary Sophie (ASHER) | June 5, 1917 Cape Fair, Stone Co., MO |
Dec. 26, 1963 State Hosp., Mt. Vernon, Lawrence Co., MO |
Inscription: "Wife And Mother" - Research Note: She was a daughter of William Sanders Asher and Mary Minnie Foster. The wife of William 'Biggie' Foster. | Note Sheila Foster-Tapp Boss Foster Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| FOSTER, Phillip Elisha | Dec. 18, 1880 Stone Co., MO |
Feb. 27, 1960 Baptist Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Research Note: He was a son of William S. & Martha J. (Perkins) Foster. Informant on the death certificate was Baptist Hosp. He never married. | Note Sheila Foster-Tapp Boss Foster Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| FOSTER, Wanda Louise | Feb. 14, 1944 Shell Knob, Barry Co., MO |
Mar. 2, 1961 St. John's Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Research Note: She was a daughter of Alfred & Clara Bell (Batson) Foster. She had never married. Doyle Williamson of Cassville, MO was the informant on the death certificate. Auto accident was the cause of death. | Note Sheila Foster-Tapp Boss Foster Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| FOSTER, Weaver Jackson | Jan. 3, 1939 Cape Fair, Stone Co., MO |
Sept. 24, 1994 Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Inscription: "Son - Brother - Father" - Research Note: He was a son of Alfred & Clara Bell (Batson) Foster. | Note Sheila Foster-Tapp Boss Foster Photo Diana Cope |
| FOSTER, William 'Biggie' | Apr. 29, 1911 MO |
July 30, 1991 Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Inscription: "Pvt. US Army World War II" - Research Note: He was a son of Isaac J. & Anna Mary (Pike) Foster and husband of Mary Sophie (Asher) Foster. | Note Sheila Foster-Tapp Boss Foster Photo Diana Cope |
| GANN, Pauline Loretta (CALHOUN) | July 13, 1914 Barry Co., MO |
Sept. 14, 1939 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Daughter of Victor Claude Calhoun & Flossie Mae (Swearingen) Calhoun. Wife of Virgil Gann. Sister to Emma Calhoun. Death was suicide by drowning. - Another Photo | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Nora Eden Photo Diana Cope |
| GOODING, Bessie | Oct. 29, 1887 | July 20, 1888 | Inscription: "Dau. of Geo. & Sena" | Photo Diana Cope |
| GOODING, Clovis | Jan. 25, 1889 | Jan. 25, 1889 | Inscription: "Son of Geo. & Sena" | Photo Diana Cope |
| GRUBER, John H. | Dec. 11, 1922 | June 12, 1978 | SSW: Julia E. - Research Note: SSDI gives his last residence as Diamond, Newton Co., MO. SSN issued in PA. | SSDI Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| GRUBER, Julia E. | Aug. 29, 1924 | Feb. 21, 1995 | SSW: John H. - Research Note: SSDI gives her last residence as Neosho, Newton Co., MO. SSN issued in MO. | SSDI Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| HARRIS, B. A. | June 13, 1916 | Mar. 10, 2004 | SSW: Ola M. & Virginia E. | Photo Diana Cope |
| HARRIS, Eva Mae (BENNETT) | Apr. 5, 1885 MO |
July 5, 1966 Mercy Villa, Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: John T. - Research Note: Daughter of John A. Bennett and Rosa Etta Cookson/Cookston. Usual residence was rural Cassville, MO. Eva Mae Bennett, age 18, married John T. Harris, age 18, on June 3, 1903 in Cassville, Barry Co., MO. James W. Harris, father of John T. Harris, gave consent to the marriage. | Census MO Marriage Records Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| HARRIS, Infant | Dec. 19, 1899 | Dec. 27, 1899 | Inscription: "Infant Son of E. A. & R. J." | Photo Diana Cope |
| HARRIS, Infant | No Date | Nov. 8, 1914 | Cassville Republican, November 19, 1914 - Flat Creek News: The infant babe of Mr. and Mrs. William Harris was buried at the Carney Cemetery Sunday, Nov 8. | Online Obit Phyllis Long |
| HARRIS, James R. | June 25, 1892 | July 9, 1897 | SSW: Manervy J. & James W. - Inscription: "Son of J. W. & M. J. Harris" - Research Note: Son of James Washington Harris and Minerva Jane Segraves. - Another Stone | Note Phyllis Long Photos Diana Cope |
| HARRIS, James Washington | Nov. 22, 1849 TN |
1942 Rural Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Manervy J. & James R. Research Note: Son of John B. Harris and Jane Shelton. His wife was Nerva Jane Harris. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| HARRIS, John B. | July 27, 1830 GA |
Apr. 24, 1900 | SSW: Matilda J. - Research Note: John Harris married Miss Jane Shelton on July 31, 1847 in McMinn Co., TN. | TN Marriage Index Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| HARRIS, John Thomas | Sept. 9, 1884 Randolph Co., AR |
Aug. 9, 1972 | SSW: Eva M. - Research Note: Son of James Washington and Minerva Jane (Segraves) Harris. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| HARRIS, Manervy Jane (SEGRAVES) | Jan. 1, 1857 AR |
Aug. 15, 1934 Mountain Twp. Barry Co., MO |
SSW: James R. & James W. - Research Note: Her death certificate gives Tom Segraves, born in IL, as her father's name. J. W. Harris was named as her husband and J. W. Harris of Cape Fair gave the information. Her death certificate has her name as Minerva Jane. - James W. Harris married Minerva J. Segraves in 1875 in Randolph Co., AR. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper AR Marriage Index Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| HARRIS, Matilda Jane (SHELTON) | Sept. 20, 1831 | Feb. 7, 1904 | SSW: John B. - Research Note: John Harris married Miss Jane Shelton on July 31, 1847 in McMinn Co., TN. | TN Marriage Index Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| HARRIS, Myrtle | Feb. 4, 1892 | Dec. 27, 1894 | Inscription: "Infant Dau. of E. A. & R. J." | Photo Diana Cope |
| HARRIS, Ola M. | Dec. 1, 1919 | No Date | SSW: B. A. & Virginia E. | Photo Diana Cope |
| HARRIS, Virginia Ellen | Oct. 14, 1935 Cape Fair, MO |
Aug. 2, 1940 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Ola M. and B. A. - Research Note: Daughter of B. A. Harris born OK and Ola Davis born AR. Ross Harris of Cassville, MO was the informant on the death certificate. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long |
| HENSON, Alice Jane (BAKER) | May 27, 1857 Stone Co., MO |
Nov. 18, 1943 Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Inscription: "Mother" - Research Note: Her husband's name was Francis Marion Henson and he died in 1912. She was the daughter of Enos H. and Martha (Stone) Baker. Roy Henson, (son) of Adair, OK, was the informant on the death certificate. | Note Donna Cooper Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| HENSON, Amanuel? | 5,? 1883? | Dec 10, 1883? | Research Note: Stone is broken and on the ground. Buried in between Cordelia Henson and Young and Matilda's graves. - Computer Enhanced Negative | Note Photo Diana Cope |
| HENSON, Cordelia | Jan. 25, 1877 | Sept. 10, 1879 | Inscription: "Dau. of Y. W. & M. E. Henson" - Research Note: Daughter of Young Washington Henson and Matilda Elizabeth Hilton. | Note Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| HENSON, Matilda Elizabeth (HILTON) | Nov. 5, 1848 Barry Co., MO |
Mar. 13, 1898 MO |
SSW: Y. W. - Inscription: "Mother" - Research Note: Dau. of Matthew Nathan & Susan Mary (Merritt) Hilton. Frances posted Nov. 8, 1848 as her birth date. Her stone reads Nov. 5, 1848. | Research Frances Albert Photo Diana Cope |
| HENSON, Thomas Melvin | June 8, 1868 Barry Co., MO |
July 9, 1920 Lawrence Co., MO |
Research Note: He was a first Cousin once removed of Telitha (Henson) Carney. His death certificate reads that he was divorced but that his wife's name was Priscilla Shoemaker. His parents were given as Young W. and Matilda (Hilton) Henson. The cause of death was given as acute Bright's Disease. - Priscilla Baker, age 22, married Thomas M. Henson, age 32, on Jan. 1, 1902 in Barry Co., MO. Priscilla Henson second married Solomon G. Shoemaker on Apr. 2, 1919 in Greenfield, Dade Co., MO. - Another Photo | Death Certificate Donna Cooper MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo Nora Eden Photo Diana Cope |
| HENSON, William Henry | 1860 Stone Co., MO |
Jan. 12, 1929 Jenkins, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Son of Thomas William Henson born TN and Sarah Jane King born KY. Wylie Henson was the informant on the death certificate. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long |
| HENSON, Young Washington, Jr. | Nov. 17, 1842 McDowell, MO |
Sept. 13, 1927 Jenkins, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Matilda Elizabeth - Inscription: "Father" - Research Note: Y. W. was the son of Young Washington Henson, Sr. born Jacksonville, IL & Mary La Force. Effel Bailie of Jenkins, MO was the informant on the death certificate. His first wife was Matilda Elizabeth Hilton. At age 58, he married Louisa C. Griffith, age 55, on Aug. 4, 1901 in Jenkins, Barry Co., MO. At age 76, he third married Paulina Smith, age 69, on Jan. 18, 1919 in Verona, Lawrence Co., MO. | Research Frances Albert Death Certificate MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| HOLLINGSHEAD, John Christopher | Dec. 20, 1835 Sidney, OH |
Jan. 2, 1914 Jenkins, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "CO F 9 KANS. CAV." - Research Note: His death certificate is indexed as John Holinghead on the MO Archives Web Site. The place of his burial on death certificate is given as Flat Creek Cemetery. He has a stone at Carney. He was married and a farmer. Son of Gield? Hollingshead, born OH. Mother not listed. Will Hollingshead of Monett, MO was the informant. - January 29, 1914, Cassville Republican - John Hollingshead died Friday night at the home of his son-in-law, J. H. Purdom, of near Cato of paralysis, age 78 years. He had been a resident of Barry County for a number of years. He is survived by a wife and seven children. Internment was made Sunday afternoon at the Carney Cemetery. - Son of John Bowen Hollingshead and Elizabeth Persinger. He married Eliza J. Hale on Nov. 8, 1866 in Franklin Co., KS. He was a Civil War Veteran, private, 9th Kansas Cav. He filed for his pension on Nov. 14, 1881 from Kansas. His wife, Eliza J., filed for his pension on Mar. 11, 1914 from MO. - Notes of Jean Ann at ancestry.com: SEARCHING FOR MY GREAT-GRANDPARENTS - My search began for my Great-grandparents almost 40 years ago, when my Mother gave me a old yellowed letter, still in the envelope addressed to my Grandma Flora Mae Hollingshead telling her about family, in the late 1940's or early 1950's. If gave John Christopher Hollingshead's birth about 1835 in Ohio with wife name Eliza Jane, and sisters and one brother Will Spencer. My Grandmother had died by the time I was given the letter, but Mother remembered another brother from an earlier marriage. When we moved to Owasso, Ok, 30 years ago, that tiny town had a Mormon Genealogy Library. Starting in the middle 1980's I began to spend many hours in their back room going through census, through marriage records, etc. There was also another Genealogy Library in Tulsa, OK., near us, that had books and records (I copied what seemed like a million facts about the family). Not only was I able to find John Christopher, but I began to find other members of the family, but in finding Eliza Jane--I continued to hit brick walls. In the late 1990's my husband and I went to Garnett, Kansas, their genealogy library was fantastic. Now only did I find books that told much about the Hollingsheads, but the whole story began to unfold. John Christopher Hollingshead was the 2nd son born to John Bowen and Elizabeth (Persinger) Hollingshead on 1 July 1835 in Sidney, Shelby County, Ohio. John Bowen and Elizabeth (Persinger) Hollingshead and their four youngest children Priscilla Ann, Margaret E., John C., and Richard S. left Miami, Logan County, Ohio, after 1850 and headed toward Fayette County Iowa. Their older son William Persinger Hollingshead and wife Isabelle Swallow, daughter of Levi Swallow, with their small children accompanied them. Sometime before 1855 John C. married Margaret Swallow, younger sister to Isabelle Swallow Hollingshead. Their first and only child Abram Boquilla Hollingshead was born about 1855 in Linn, Linn County, Iowa and his Mother died shortly thereafter in 1856. Almost immediately John C., and older brother William P. and Isabelle (Swallow) Hollingshead leave Iowa and head west to Kansas Territory. Both brothers are excellent blacksmiths. By about 1858 John C., has married again, a woman by the name of Amanda Cass, who dies in childbirth. In 1860 John C., and Abram B., are living with William P. and Isabelle Hollingshead and family in Centerville, Linn County, Kansas. The Civil War is beginning and Abram B. is left with his Aunt and Uncle, and John C., goes to fight for our country. He enters the war 18 Nov. 1863 in Leavenworth, Kansas, in company F. In the field, he is promoted to head blacksmith 16 Jan. 1865. When he is sent home, he almost immediately re-enlists, this time in DeVall's Bluff, Arkansas, his rank was FBS, in Company 2-C. Not long after the war is finally over, he meets his third wife, (my Great-grandmother) Eliza Jane Hale, daughter of Henry Hale. But it will be many years before I am able to find any information about Eliza Jane Hale. John C., and Eliza Jane Hale marry 8 Nov. 1866 in Franklin County, Kansas. A daughter Sarah is born about 1868 in Ottawa, Franklin County, Kansas and is listed in the 1870 census, but most likely died as a young child. In the 1880 census she is not listed. Then Margaret Belle, E. Julia, Flora Mae, (my Grandmother), William Spencer, Edna Ida, and Edith Viola were born in and around Garnett, Anderson County, Kansas. By the time John C. got out of the military, William P. had moved on to Garnett, Anderson, KS where he had started a saw mill and established his family there. The two men went into business and William P. stayed in Garnett. John C., now also a master craftsman, would take his family and go into different counties around the Garnett area and build a beautiful victorian home with wood and supplies from the Garnett homebase. After he sold a house or two, he and the family would again move to another area and repeat the same thing over and over. Many lovey victorian houses through out Anderson County, Kansas were built by John C., with wood and supplies coming from William P.'s business in Garnett. By 1910 John C. and Eliza Jane had moved to McDonald County, Mo. John C. died 22 Jan. 1914 and Eliza Jane died aft 1920 buried in the Carney Cemetery near Flat Creek, Barry County, Missouri. Eliza may be buried in Kearney, Clay County, Missouri, according to other researchers. - Another Photo | Death Certificate Online Newspapers Civil War Records Phyllis Long Family History By Jean Ann Photo Diana Cope |
| HOLLINGSHEAD, Mariah Ann (HUDSON) | Oct. 10, 1880 Carroll Co., AR |
Mar. 16, 1961 Tulsa, Tulsa Co., OK |
SSW: Will S. - Research Note: Anna was a daughter of John Brown and Minerva (Carney) Hudson. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| HOLLINGSHEAD, William "Will" Spencer | Aug. 18, 1881 Garnett, Anderson Co., KS |
Mar. 23, 1957 Tulsa, Tulsa Co., OK |
SSW: Anna - Research Note: Death Comes for Former Carpenter - Funeral of William Spencer Hollingshead of Tulsa, OK was today in Tulsa. Burial will be at 2 p.m. at Jenkins, MO. Son of John Christopher Hollingshead and Eliza Jane Hale. Mr. Hollingshead, 75, died Sat. afternoon at his home after a year's illness. A retired carpenter, he had lived in Tulsa 29 years. He and his wife, Anna, observed their 53rd wedding anniversary last Dec. He was born in Garnett, KS and moved with his parents to Jenkins in 1900. He helped build numerous homes, apartments and churches in Tulsa and surrounding areas before retiring 11 years ago. Also surviving are three sons, 2 daughters, three sisters, 17 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. | Obit Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| HUDSON, Amos Huston | Oct. 2, 1891 MO |
Sept. 5, 1971 Aurora Hosp., Aurora, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Bess - Research Note: Son of George Alexander Hudson and Rebecca Jane Doty. Rural Jenkins, Barry Co., MO resident. - April 4, 1912, Cassville Republican - Circuit Court Proceedings: State vs. Frank Hudson and Amos Hudson, rescuing prisoner, dismissed by state. - September 17, 1914, Cassville Republican - Flat Creek News: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hudson of near Cato spent Sunday night with his brother, Amos Hudson, and wife. - Cassville Republican, Sept. 8, 1971 - AMOS HUDSON - Funeral services for Amos Hudson, 79, of Jenkins, were held Wednesday in the Clio Community Building with Clarence Pearce officiating. Burial was in Old Carney Cemetery under direction of Manlove of Crane. Mr. Hudson, a retired farmer, died Sunday night in the Aurora Community Hospital. He is survived by his wife, Bess; one son, Lon, of Jenkins; two daughters, Mrs. Lucille Williams, Sacramento, Calif., and Mrs. Vennie Turner, of La Brey, Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Chloe Blankenship, Jenkins, Mrs. Amy Blythe, Cassville; one brother, Frank, of Jenkins; and 14 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. - Another Photo | Online Newspapers Obit Census Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| HUDSON, Bess (HENSON) | Mar. 11, 1891 | Sept. 27, 1986 | SSW: Amos - Research Note: Daughter of Francis Marion Henson and Alice Jane Baker. Bessie Henson married Amos Hudson on Apr. 24, 1912 in Galena, Stone Co., MO. - Obit: Services for Bess Hudson, 95, Route 3, Aurora, were at 2 p.m. Tuesday, September 30 in Scholten Church of Christ with Jack Barger officiating. Mrs. Hudson died at 2:10 a.m. Saturday, September 27, 1986 in Crane Health Care Center after a long illness. Mrs. Hudson was a life-long resident of the area and a member of the Church of Christ. Survivors include one son, Lon, one daughter, Vinnie Turner; 14 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Her husband, Amos Hudson, preceded her in death. Burial was in Old Carney Cemetery under the direction of Manlove-Stumpff Funeral Home, Crane. - Another Photo | Census MO Marriage Records Obit Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| HUDSON, Isaac Jacob "Jake" | May 28, 1868 Barry Co., MO |
Oct. 12, 1946 Rea Farm, Nr. Jenkins, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: His death certificate reads that he was a carpenter. His father was given as John B. Hudson, born in Marion Co., AR and his mother was given as Minerva Carney, born Edwards Co., IL. He was listed as single and Mrs. Olea Rea of Jenkins, MO, gave the information. - Back of Stone | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| HUDSON, John Brown "Grub" | Mar. 8, 1838 Yellville, Marion Co., AR |
Sept. 31, 1917 Jenkins Twp., Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "CORPL. JOHN B. HUDSON CO. E 1 ARK. CAV." - Research Note: King Funeral Home Records record the death of John Brown Hudson as Sep. 29, 1917 - age 79 years at death. Jay's Note: Funeral Home Record lists no cemetery, but Shirley Chang submitted to RootsWeb that he was buried in Carney Cemetery. His death certificate reads that he was buried on Flat Creek and gives his date of death as Sept. 31, 1917 and his father as Thomas C. Hudson, and his mother was given as Elizabeth Perriman, both born in TN. - Genealogy of the John Brown "Grub" Hudson Family: John Brown Hudson, the oldest son of Elizabeth Perryman and Thomas Croucher Hudson. He married Minerva Carney on Jul 28, 1859. Seven children are known to have been born to this union: Thomas Calvin, Clarice Elizabeth, John David, Isaac Jacob, Tennessee, Samuel, and Mariah Ann. Samuel and Tennessee died while young children in Texas. At the start of the Civil War, John Brown Hudson enlisted in the AR Cavalry, served the entire war. He took part in many minor engagements and a few real battles. He was noted in his company as a joker, always careless about his equipment. Anything that would hold together was good enough for him and many times he had no bridle for his horse. At Fayetteville, AR 1862, his company was ordered to take the town from the Confederate force. As usual, when orders came, Hudson could not find his bridle, so he rigged up one by taking a cast of headstall - making a bit out of a piece of rope. He was ready when the command was given to "fall in". When they had come close to the town, a charge was ordered. The company went full speed into the town to find it occupied by a larger force than had been reported. The commanding officer ordered a halt but Hudson's horse had chewed his bit in two so he was running at full speed into the camp. Therefore, he was captured. When camp was pitched that night, he entertained his captors with funny stories and queer antics until there were convinced he was crazy so they gave him his freedom on the promise not to fight against them further. The promise held good until he made it back to his company. How he acquired the name Grub Hudson: Being a fiddler, he quite naturally took to all the dances held in the vicinity of the soldiers camp. It is reported that he, and others of his company, slipped away without permission to attend a neighborhood dance. As soon as their absence was noted, a non-commissioned officer was sent to look for them. The officer found them at a dance w/Hudson playing the fiddle. The officer secured the names of the others, who gave their correct names. Then he asked Hudson's name. As chance for a joke, Hudson gave the name of John Grub, another guy of the company, who was sleeping in the camp. As a result, Grub was called on the carpet, while Hudson went his way, tormenting others. After the war, he settled in Carroll County, AR, for a time before returning to Barry County, MO. He was residing on Carney Branch, when he lost his foot by catching it under a tree that he had felled. Being over a mile from home at the time, he amputated his own foot. - Cassville Democrat, October 13, 1917 - John Hudson of near Flat Creek, P. O., died Sept. 29, aged 79 years. The Crane Chronicle says he was a civil war veteran and served in the 1st Ark. Cavalry. He left a wife and five children. Rev. Davis Coones conducted funeral services and the remains were interred in the Carney Cemetery. - Another Photo | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Note Jay Trace Hudson Genealogy Erv and Patty Hudson Online Obit Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| HUDSON, Lon | Feb. 2, 1913 Cape Fair, Stone Co., MO |
Dec. 23, 1999 St. John's Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Research Note: Preceded in death by a first wife Reatha (Oliver) Hudson & second wife Opal (Foster) Hudson, who passed away June 98. Also preceded in death by son, Royle Hudson, son of Lon and Opal. Son of Amos Huston Hudson and Bessie Hanson. - Monett Times Dec. 27, 1999 - Mr. Hudson was born February 2, 1913, in Cape Fair, the son of Amos and Bess (Henson) Hudson. He was a lifelong area resident and a member of the Church of Christ in Cape Fair. He was married to Reatha Oliver Hudson, and she preceded him in death. He was married to Opal Foster Hudson, and she preceded him in death. Survivors include one son, two daughters, one sister, seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by one son, Royle Hudson; and one sister, Lucille Williams. - Another Photo | Monett Times Dec. 27, 1999 Granddaughter Angela Online Obit Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| HUDSON, Manerva (CARNEY) | Sept. 25, 1839 Edwards Co., IL |
Apr. 27, 1920 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: John Brown Hudson was her husband's name. They married July 28, 1859, Barry County, MO. She was listed in 1850 Barry Co., MO, as age 10 in the home of Calvin and Clarissa Carney. - Cassville Democrat, May 1, 1920 - Mrs. Minerva Hudson of near Flat Creek, p. o. died April 26. She was a sister of G. G. and Henry Carney of that section and was among the oldest residents of that section. Daughter of Calvin Carney and Clarissa Hill. | Online Newspapers Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| HUDSON, "Mattie" Martha Elizabeth (SUMMERS) | Aug. 19, 1866 | July 22, 1906 | Inscription: "Wife of T. C. Hudson" - Research Note: Thomas Calvin Hudson married Mattie E. Summers on Aug. 23, 1885 in Stone Co., MO. Daughter of Price Summers and Martha Stone. | MO Marriage Records Census Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| HUDSON, Otto | July 13, 1899 | Nov. 11, 1918 | Research Note: Genealogy of the John Brown "Grub" Hudson: Otto Hudson, the youngest son of Thomas Calvin and Mattie Elizabeth Hudson, was born on July 13, 1899, in the community of Flat Creek, Missouri (Barry County). During World War 1, Otto was working for the shipyards in Norfolk, Virginia, when he became ill with the flu. He started home by train and was found unconscious in the Crane, Missouri, railroad passenger depot. He was taken to the home of a friend and died on November 11, 1918. He was buried at Carney Cemetery in the Community of Flat Creek, Missouri (Barry County). | Hudson Genealogy Erv and Patty Hudson Photo Diana Cope |
| HUDSON, Thomas Calvin | June 8, 1860 TX |
Aug. 30, 1936 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: His death certificate reads that his wife's name was Mattie Elizabeth Summers. His father was given as John B. Hudson and his mother's maiden name was listed as Carney, born in Barry Co., MO. He was a retired carpenter and lived at Rt. 1, Cape Fair, MO in Stone County. Son of John Brown Hudson and Manerva Carney. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Diana Cope |
| HUDSON, Thomas Croucher | Oct. 12, 1811 KY |
Jan. 20, 1903 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Thomas C. Hudson - Bornd Oct. the 12th 1811 Died Jan. the 20th 1903." - Research Note: Thomas Croucher Hudson was born on October 12, 1811 in Allen, Kentucky to John Ballard and Agnes (Croucher) Hudson. As a young man Thomas moved with the family from Kentucky between 1818 and 1822 and they settled on Crooked Creek near Georges Creek west of Yellville, Arkansas (along with sisters Lucinda, Nancy and Mary J.). The location would later become known as the Uncle Joe Burleson Place. His brother Jesse (b. 1803) would soon join the family and built a blacksmith shop. In 1836 when Arkansas was admitted to the Union, Thomas' father, John B. Hudson, was elected the first treasurer of Marion County and served as such until 1842. Thomas first married Betty Young with no known children born to the union. His second marriage to Elizabeth Perryman bore five children. John B. Hudson (Grub), Margaret (Peggie), Isaac Wilson, Thomas, and Allen William. Thomas cleared land, cultivated crops and lived in a cabin on what was later known as the Fate Davenport Place. He hunted the area along with friends John Tabor and Frank Hudson for bear and deer. In the 1850's Thomas moved to Barry County, Missouri where he is listed as being a wagon maker and creator of early pioneer products such as spinning wheels, etc. Thomas passed away on Jan. 20, 1903. He is buried in the Old Carney Cemetery in Jenkins, Barry County, Missouri with a hand carved stone which was made by his son, Isaac Wilson Hudson. - Computer Enhanced Negative | Hudson Genealogy Erv and Patty Hudson Photo Diana Cope |
| HUFFHINES, Ethel Charleen (SEITZ) | Mar. 20, 1928 Cape Fair, MO |
Dec. 28, 2011 Ozark Mountain Health Care, Crane, MO |
SSW: Howard William - Inscription: "Wed June 23, 1946" - Research Note: She was the daughter of Willard and Hettie (Carney) Seitz. On June 23, 1946, in Ormsby County, Nevada, she was united in marriage to Howard Huffhines, who preceded her in death on September 24, 1986. Also preceding her in death were her parents; two brothers, Jack and Joe Seitz and two sisters, Noma Carney and Nona (Judy) Swearingen. Ethel retired from the Department of Motor Vehicle in Sacramento, California. She moved with her husband, Howard to a farm in Barry County that was originally homesteaded by her grandfather, Henry Carney. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| HUFFHINES, Howard William | Jan. 9, 1913 | Sept. 24, 1986 | SSW: Ethel C. - Inscription: "Wed June 23, 1946" - Research Note: This note was online: There is a biography about Howard in "History of Stone Co MO Vol. 1" by Stone Co. Historical Society, page 479. | Note Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
