As written by Wanda Conley of California, a descendant of Jacob and Mary Glenn... Glenco Cemetery was started during the Civil War when three soldiers lost their lives there in a skirmish. When the armies moved on, leaving their dead, women of the Dugger family buried the three soldiers on this small hill. It is unknown if the soldiers were Rebels or Yankees.

Laurie Carrell writes: The area is where the Jacob Glenn family lived and others settled around there too. They traded crops, shared their various skills and at some point the settlement became known as Glenco for this Glenn family. At one time, there was a Post Office and of course the railroad. But now, all that is left is the Glenco Cemetery, located on a small hill in the valley west of the home site of Jacob and Mary Glenn. Their barn finally fell in the late 1970s. I believe this area is sometimes referred to as Dugger's Mill...OR they were so close to each other they overlapped. What do you think?

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Infant ________                        unknown                unknown
    Son of Homer and Myrtle 


Kenney V. Anderson           November 16, 1914      November 13, 1973
    Daughter
    View picture of grave marker in below album. (Item #1) 


Robert Alan Baker                 July 2, 1983           July 2, 1983 
    Infant Son of Wesley and Angela
    View picture of grave marker in below album. (Item #2) 

Lizzie Battenfield                        1892                   1930
    Wife and Mother
    View picture of grave marker in below album. (Item #3)  

 
Battenfield Twins                                    1925 
    View picture of grave marker in below album. (Item #4)  


Carl Alton Becker                         February 2, 1910 
    View picture of grave marker in below album. (Item #5)


Eleanor M. Becker               April 15, 1915       January 24, 2001 
    View picture of grave marker in below album. (Item #6)


W. H. Brown                        May 5, 1845         March 17, 1911
    William H. Brown
    View picture of grave marker in below album. (Item #8) 
Rachel E. Brown             September 10, 1844     September 27, 1901 
    Wife of W. H. Brown
    View picture of grave marker in below album. (Item #7)


Clara E. Mills Burton        November 26, 1933          July 21, 2002
    View picture of grave marker in below album. (Item #9)  


William L. Byrd             September 27, 1935            May 1, 1988
    View picture of grave marker in below album. (Item #10)  


Dr A. Call                   February 11, 1846           May 22, 1929 
    View picture of grave marker in below album. (Item #11)


Claude W. Call                         unknown      November 10, 1918 
    View picture of grave marker in below album. (Item #12)


Anderson N. Davenport        November 19, 1879         April 18, 1970 
    Son of Noah Davenport and Mary E. Kilburn
    Died Monette, Craighead County, Arkansas
    View picture of triple marker in below album. (Item #13)
Louisa Almedie Davenport    September 15, 1887          June 10, 1918
    Daughter of William T. Rhynes and Sarah L. Busby 
    Born Missouri 
    First Wife of Anderson N. Davenport 
    View picture of grave marker in below album. (Item #15)
Bitha Jane Davenport                   unknown      September 5, 1938
    Second Wife of Anderson N. Davenport
    View picture of triple marker in below album. (Item #13) 
Vinie Cooper Davenport            July 6, 1892          July 27, 1965
    View picture of triple marker in below album. (Item #13) 


Vurner Lee Luther Davenport     April 30, 1913         April 20, 1924 
    Son of Anderson Davenport and Almeda Rhynes
    Drowned
    View picture of grave marker in below album. (Item #14)


William N. Davenport         December 21, 1905           July 8, 1959
    View picture of grave marker in below album. (Item #16) 


Archie Dale Davidson            March 10, 1926            May 5, 2003 
    Died Batesville, Independence County, Arkansas
    Son of 'Bass' Davidson and Edna Weaver
    Family Contact: Tina Rogers Beller 


Edna Surelda Davidson         February 2, 1889      September 5, 1930
    Daughter of Henry Weaver and Mary F. McAfee
    Born Boone County, Arkansas 
    Died Searcy County, Arkansas
    Wife of Samuel 'Bass' Bascum Davidson
    Married November 22, 1908
    Boone County, Arkansas
    by J. G. Marler, J.P. 
    Picture of Edna appears in Searcy County Scrapbook, Item #82
    View picture of grave marker in below album. (Item #17)
    View grave decorated by her daughter. (Item #17a)
    Family Contact: Tina Rogers Beller 
  
 
James Milton Davidson         February  , 1853       February  , 1931
    Son of James Davidson and Prudence Elkins 
    Born Hickman County, Tennessee 
    Died Searcy County, Arkansas 
    Married Maranda 'Randy' Clementine Matlock
    October of 1869
    Boone County, Arkansas 
    View picture of grave marker in below album. (Item #18)
    New marker with different dates placed March 14, 2005
    Dates on new marker:
    Born 1852
    Died February 4, 1931
    See Note
    View picture of new grave marker in below album. (Item #18a)
Maranda Clementine Davidson       June  , 1849           May  , 1927
    Daughter of Clinton Matlock and Susan Weaver  
    Born Cedar County, Missouri
    Died Pindall, Searcy County, Arkansas
    Wife of James M. Davidson
    View picture of grave marker in below album. (Item #19)
    View picture of new grave marker in below album. (Item #19a)
    Dates on new marker:
    Born June 1848
    Died May 1927
    View of new grave markers at a distance. (Item #18b)
    Picture of James, Maranda and three of their children
      appears in Searcy County Scrapbook, Item #78
    View Family Info in Searcy County Families®
    Family Contact: Tina Rogers Beller
 
 
James W. Davidson               March 16, 1920      February 3, 1981 
    James Woodrow Davidson
    Born Searcy County, Arkansas 
    Son of Samuel Bascum Davidson and Edna Surelda Weaver 
    Cpl, US Army, WWII 
    James appears in Searcy County Those Who Served®
    Picture of James appears in Searcy County Scrapbook, Item #75
    View picture of military marker in below album. (Item #20)
    Family Contact: Tina Rogers Beller
 
 
Martha Ellen Dickens          October 25, 1869      November 4, 1889 
    Daughter of Jack and Manerva Younger
    Wife of James Dickens
    Married February 2, 1888
    Searcy County, Arkansas
    by W. D. Kelton, MG
  
 
Burness E. Dodson                 July 1, 1897      January 15, 1898 
    Son of J. H. and  M. J.
    View picture of grave marker in below album. (Item #21)  

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