Carroll County Scrapbook®, Album 1
Carroll County, Arkansas
To view pictures, see Album 1, just below the following index...
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 Kermit Fancher:
My Uncle, Kermit 'K R' Fancher
Submitted by Lynn-Marie Fancher. Thanks Lynn-Marie!
 Appears in Carroll County, Those Who Served®
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| Item #2 |
Jeremiah Standridge, military marker:
Born December 25, 1834 Carroll County, Arkansas...died February 23, 1917, Richland Township, Newton County, Arkansas, buried Moore Cemetery in Newton County.
Picture owned by CL and Lina Boyd.
Submitted by Nancy Jane Balmer. Thanks CL, Lina, and Nancy Jane!
Appears in Carroll County, Those Who Served®
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| Item #3 |
James Langston 'Lank' Hughey:
Son of William Brice Hughey and Amamda Jane De Shields
Submitted by Dolores Raines Sutton. Thanks Dolores!
Appears in Carroll County Families®
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| Item #4 |
Emma Viola Sugg Taylor and daughter Pearl:
Submitted by Rosa Cline. Thanks Rosa!
Appears in Carroll County Families®
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John and Jinnie Meek:
John was son of Jeremiah and Betsy Blevins Meek...Jinnie's maiden name is unknown. John was born about 1806 in Tennessee. Jinnie was born about 1820 in Tennessee.
Submitted by Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
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Hezakiah and Jane Allen:
Hezakiah Allen Jr. and wife, Jane 'Jenny' Glover Allen.
Submitted by Jimmy Smith. Thanks Jimmy! |
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Riley Elexander Snow:
Submitted by Jean Smith. Thanks Jean!
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| Item #8 |
Oliver Horace Perry Carr:
My maternal Great Great Grand Pa...
Submitted by Jimmy Smith. Thanks Jimmy!
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| Item #9 |
Philemon Edgmon:
My maternal Great Great Grand Pa...
Submitted by Judy Tate.
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| Item #10 |
James Martin Smith Family:
Back, Left to Right: Garland Austin, Thomas Gunter, Effie Adaline, Mary Viola, her baby George Keeland, Amanda Elizabeth, and Rachel Jane
Front, Left to Right: Samuel Franklin, James Martin, Nancy Emmaline, Margaret Luvicey 'Mc Collough Smith, James Allen, and Will Davis, Rachel's husband. Stella Alice was not born yet she was born 1 28 1897; photo was taken about 1895.
Margaret Luvicey was the daughter of Thomas and Luvicey 'Bays' Mc Collough and a sister to David McCollough.
Submitted by Jimmy Smith. Thanks Jimmy!
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Joseph 'Jodie' Smith Family:
Standing, Left to Right: William Henry, James Frederick, John Oliver, and Charlie
Seated, Left to Right: Great Grand Ma Nancy Ann Carr Smith, Authur Clerance, Great Grand Pa Joseph 'Jodie' Smith, Ida Pearl and Great Great Grand Ma Elizabeth 'Wright' 'Smith' Summers.
Submitted by Jimmy Smith. Thanks Jimmy!
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| Item #12 |
Andrew Jackson 'Andy' Allen and Shep:
Son of Hezekiah Allen and wife, Jenny Glover.
Submitted by Jimmy Smith. Thanks Jimmy!
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| Item #13 |
James and Elizabeth Standlee:
James Samuel Standlee and wife, Elizabeth Jane Scott Standlee
Taken circa 1873; James died January 26, 1874.
Submitted by Jimmy Smith. Thanks Jimmy!
James appears in: Carroll County Those Who Served®
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Mathew Summers Family:
In Back: James Robert Summers
Middle, Left to Right: Gr Grand Ma Susan, Grand Ma Berta Jane, Gr Grand Pa Mathew on his lap is John S. Newton
In Front: Martha Ann
This is on my maternal side...Mathew A. 'Matt' Summers was born May 28, 1866 Franklin County, Tennessee; died December 15, 1948 Berryville, Carroll County, Arkansas. He was son of Robert and Mary Ann Holcomb Muse Summers.
Matts wife was Susan Mahella Standlee, born September 29, 1867 Green County, MO; died December 15, 1946 Berryville, Carroll County, Arkansas.
Both are buried in th Black Jack Cemetery, north of Berryville.
Submitted by Jimmy Smith. Thanks Jimmy!
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School in Eureka Springs, 2nd - 3rd Grade, unknown year:
This picture was sent to me by my grandmother's sister. Her and my grandmother are in it, Irene Hensley and Georgia Hensley.
Taken when they had a old school on the top of a hill but that is about all I can tell you I used to know the street it was on, but my memory fails me so I would not like to tell you something that is not true. If I went there I could find where it was as my grandmother was born in Eureka and took us there every summer. She liked to tell us the history of Eureka and she was good at it, as with a lot of things we do not pay attention too when we are young I wish I had listened better I might be a little smarter if I had.
Please HELP IDENTIFY the individuals in this picture, and if you know the name of this school or year the picture was taken, please let us know.
Submitted by Ellen Rowe.Thanks Ellen!
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Winona Springs School:
I got this picture from my grandmother's house when she passed away. Winona Springs (I am not sure the spelling is correct on this) is close to Eureka Springs, out Rock House Road.
Submitted by Ellen Rowe.Thanks Ellen!
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Winona Springs School:
Submitted by Ellen Rowe.Thanks Ellen!
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| Item #18 |
Sarah Ellen Priest DeYoung, 1912:
My paternal grandmother's name was Saryelen Priest. She hated the name Sary or Sarah, so she went by Ellen.
She grew up in Green Forest, Arkansas in the Ozarks, very close to the Missouri boarder.
Submitted by Lucy DeYoung. Thanks Lucy! |
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House built by Britain Smith:
Britain built this house on the homestead in 1835, without nails...still standing in 2003.
Britain Smith was born in 1775 in Virginia. Came from Overton County, Tennesse in 1834 and settled in what is known as the Dry Fork area.
His farm was where the Seitz-Smith Cemetery is located.
Submitted by Deana Smith. Thanks Deana! |
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Gertie Coatney:
Gertie Bell Watkins Coatney, wife of Ellis Gilbert Coatney.
My maternal great-grandmother. She is buried in Snow Cemetery.
Submitted by Janice Talley. Thanks Janice!
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Eureka Springs Mural:
Painting on a building in Eureka Springs, depicting the history of the town.
Submitted by Rosa Cline. Thanks Rosa!
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| Item #22 |
Ellis Coatney:
Ellis Gilbert Coatney, husband of Gertie Bell Watkins.
My maternal great-grandfather. He is buried in Snow Cemetery.
Submitted by Janice Talley. Thanks Janice!
Appears in Carroll County Families®
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| Item #23 |
Gertie Coatney:
Submitted by Janice Talley. Thanks Janice!
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| Item #24 |
Eliza Jane Blevins Flippo:
Daughter of Black Squire Blevins and Rhoda Standridge. She married George Washington Flippo about 1867. He died in 1883 and she petitioned Boone Co. Court to obtain title to their farm. The picture is with two of her grandchildren, Wesley Mattox and Angie Flippo.
I think George and Eliza lived between Bear Creek and Harrison, AR. This was originally Carroll Co. Black Squire lived near Old Enon, AR. which was near the Mo. line closest present day town is Omaha.
Submitted by Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
View note ...from Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
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| Item #25 |
Mary Ann Blevins:
Mary Ann Blevins was born in AR. Aug. 10, 1841, the daughter of Unknown Blevins and Elizabeth Flippo Jones Blevins Walker.
Submitted by Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
View note ...from Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
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