William Oliver and Susan Angeline King Stansell were my 2nd Great-Grandparents, the parents of my Great-Grandmother Venna Stansell Thompson.
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Lee Troy was my Great Uncle. He was the son of Thomas Franklin David and Viola Burgess Reynolds and the half-brother of Elsie Reynolds Stout. He is buried in Kingston Cemetery, Kingston, Madison, Arkansas.
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Eugene Scott Stamps
Eugene Scott Stamps, 87, resident of Huntsville, died February 25 at the Madison County Hospital. He was born October 27, 1877 in Carroll County the son of John and Elizabeth Stamps. He was a Justice of the Peace and deputy assessor of Madison County for a number of years and was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church.
Survivors include the wife, Mrs. Earlin Stamps of Huntsville; two sons, Garland of Castleford, Idaho and Clarence Stamps of Fayetteville; five daughters, Mrs. Era Sparks of Huntsville, Mrs. Bessie Stout of Buhl, Idaho, Mrs. Polly Yingst of Fayetteville, Mrs. Floy Perry and Mrs. Grace Casteel of Huntsville; one brother, Bee Stamps of Kingston and one sister, Mrs. Maggie Whitaker of Kingston; 21 grandchildren, 41 great grandchildren and eight great-great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock in the Huntsville Church of Christ with Rev. Bruce Phillips officiating.
Burial will be in the Alabam cemetery under the direction of Brashears Funeral Home.
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Charlie Thompson was my Great Uncle. He was the son of Vern and Venna Stansell Thompson and the brother of my Grandfather CH Thompson. He was buried in Friendship Cemetery, Springdale, Arkansas.
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Charles Hathorne was the father of my Great-GreatAunt Annie Frances Hathorn Stout, the wife of Clyde Stout.
Deaths
Charles C. Hathorne
Charles Coleman Hathorne, age 72, died June 23 at his home near Kingston. Burial was made in the Upper Camp Ground cemetery. The Bruce Brashears Undertaking Company directed the arrangements.
Mr. Hathorne was a native of Indiana but resided in Madison county most of his life. He is survived by his wife, Margaret Rogers Hathorne; five sons Omer and Coleman of Kingston, Willis of Huntsville, James of Alma and Jeff of Littlefield, Texas; four daughters, Annie Stout and Lizzie McClung of Plunketville, Okla., Martha Perry of Rocky, Okla., and Elsie Cain of Kingston.
Sunday’s Obituary is a daily blogging prompt used by many genealogy bloggers to help them post content on their sites.
To participate in Sunday’s Obituary, post obituaries along with other information about that person. This is an ongoing series developed by Leslie Ann at Ancestors Live Here.
I have been hard at work on my genealogy in the past few days. I have added many new items of information to my genealogy software, The Master Genealogist, and then I just finished uploading those changes to my website which I created with the Second Site software from John Cardinal. The Second Site software is one of the most useful companion products for the Master Genealogist and one of the main reasons I keep coming back to this set of software. No matter how concerned I am about the FoxPro platform of the Master Genealogist program, I simply cannot find any software that compares to the control and layout abilities of the Second Site software for presenting my genealogy information!
I have added many tombstone photos and other information from FindaGrave Memorial Pages including the following:
Andrew Keck
Katherine Shoffner Keck
Walter Edward Keck
William Wiley Keck
Caleb Percy Mecham
Ida Clementine Keck Mecham
Lucinda Ogden Keck
Esau Keck
Samuel Claude Stout
Margaret Stout
Chess Stout
Lutishie Hutchens
James M Stout
Tennessee Demanda Carter Stout Hunt
JW Carter
Lucinda Carter Ballard
Nancy Carter
George W Carter
Benjamin Hasty Carter
Lucinda Caroline Young Carter
I have also added many marriage records form both Ancestry and Family Search records as well as a few from the Washington County Archives Marriage License images:
George W Carter and Martha E Gabbard
Charlie Morgan Carpenter and Golda Reynolds
William H Passmore and Alice Barnes Chism
JH Chism and Alice Barnes
William Isaac Armes and Mary LaDuskey Kesner
Asburn Treat and Mildred Anderson
John Clint Gabbard and Dixie Anderson
JT Hunt and Tennie Stout
Corbin Barnes and Nora Chadwick
James Wyatt Berry and Nancy M Newman
William Berry and Lucinda King
Jess W Doss and Millie Christina Stout
Bennett S Lawrence and Sarah E Baker
JN Stansell and Nancy Bolinger
Clifford Stout and Elma Armes Thomas
Clyde Stout and Anna Hathorn
Ilene M Stout and Margie Bailey
Caril Sutterfield and Getrude Lawrence
John W Thomas and Elma Armes
John Stephen Treat and Maggie Bryant
George W Woodard and Carie Keck
Thomas Young and Martha Joyce
I also added some photos and information to the place information for the following:
White House Cemetery
McCord Cemetery
I also added the Confederate Pension Record information for Benjamin Hasty Carter.
I also added the SSDI information for Thurman J Shorty Parsons.
Finally I have added a few census records:
John J Carter Family 1910
Lucy Carter Family 1900
Benjamin Hasty Carter Family 1870
Benjamin Hasty Carter Family 1880
George W Carter Family 1850
Benjamin Hasty Carter Family 1860
Wow, I really have added a lot of new information!!
More to come in the next few weeks!
Kellie