Arkansas Cemeteries
Submitted 06/06/2002 by Debbra Symanski,
Arkansas
State Coordinator, USGenExchange
**This
is a PARTIAL transcription**
Mount
Holly Cemetery is located at Broadway and 12th Street (only entrance is from
Broadway) and it is on the National Register of Historic Places.
From
a brochure (available free to the public at the Bell House
in the cemetery): "A four-square-block area was donated to be used as a
city cemetery in 1843 by Roswell Beebe
and
Senator Chester Ashley. It has become
the final resting place of such notable Arkansans that is has earned the
nickname "The Westminster Abbey of Arkansas".
Interred
here are 10 state governors, 14 state Supreme Court justices, five Confederate
Generals, 22 Little Rock mayors, several newspaper editors, military heroes,
physicians
and attorneys. The earliest birthdate recorded is
that of Peter LeFevre, born in Canada in 1750. The first interment was of William Cummins in
April 1843."
Transcription is from
cemetery photos provided by Debbra Symanski.
Click name to view tombstone photo.
Please see notes and further list of surnames located below
this table.
Name
|
Date
of Birth
|
Date
of Death
|
Notes
|
June
17, 1827 |
July
18, 1889 |
||
Basham, Martha Parma |
Dec
_ 1882 |
Aug
1?, 1884? |
D/o Geo L. & Julia(?)
Basham |
Nov
23, 1808 New
York City |
Aug
27, 1865 Little
Rock, Ark |
“To the memory of...Married at Frankfort En(?) April 28, 1836, to Mary H. Morris” |
|
July
14, 1845 |
May
17, 1913 |
Same stone as Mary M. Boyle |
|
April
8, 1854 |
March
20, 1920 |
Same stone as John F. Boyle |
|
Oct
22, 1957 |
Nov
10, 1987 |
“A Life Lived Among Us Which Has A Sermon” |
|
Nov
12, 1855 |
Nov
24, 1935 |
||
May
22, 1920 Nashville,
Tennessee |
November
18, 1971 Little
Rock, Arkansas |
“Love Wins In The End” (Same type stone as
William Moore Clark) |
|
February
25, 1921 Monroe,
Louisiana |
April
6, 1999 Fayetteville,
Arkansas |
“Love Wins In The End” (Same type stone as
Elizabeth Gardner Hall Clark) |
|
Feb
22, 1844 |
Bet
Feb 1883 & Mar1884 |
“Born 22 Feb 1844, Disappeared 28 Feb 1883, Buried 25 Mar 1884 Lieut,
CSA, Co. C, 5th Regiment, Tennessee
Infantry, State Representative, Sharp County |
|
Oct
31, 1920 |
None |
Same stone as Virginia (Bailey) Day Married Apr 30, 1938 (Engraved Picture with
“Forever Love” |
|
Jan
27, 1922 |
Mar
26, 2001 |
Same stone as Marshall A. Day, Sr. “A Tender Loving Wife & Mother” Married Apr 30, 1938 (Engraved Picture with
“Forever Love” |
|
Dec
30, 1849 |
Mar
13, 1913 |
“In Memory of Our Mother” |
|
Nov
10, 1846 |
Jan
8, 1864 |
“Here lies the remains of David O. Dodd,
born in Lavaca Co, Texas” |
|
July
6, 1845 |
Feb
6, 1904 |
Same Monument as Madalein
Perdue Dodge |
|
Oct
28, 1847 |
May
25, 1921 |
Same Monument as Geo. E. Dodge |
|
October
2, 1879 |
November
26, 1884 |
D/o N.P. & A.M. Eisenmayer |
|
Oct
26, 1907 |
Jan
22, 1982 |
Same stone as Ward Grafton Fatherly, Jr. |
|
Jan
13, 1910 |
Aug
12, 1992 |
Same stone as Sally Galbreaith
Fatherly |
|
Jan
3, 1886 |
May
10, 1950 |
“Faith in a love which rules all things.
For though I fall and lose, I shall live on for ever. For I have held with
the light.” |
|
1806 |
1859(?) |
A Leader of the Bar |
|
Sept
5, 1820 |
Oct
13, 1866 |
Same stone w/Margaret C. Russell Garritt & Marilla Elizabeth
Garritt |
|
Jan
9, 1822 |
Nov
29, 1903 |
Same stone as Fredrick Spencer and Marilla Elizabeth Garritt |
|
Sept.
15, 1855 |
Apr
8, 1857 |
D/o Fredrick Spencer & Margaret C.
Russell Garritt. Same stone as Fredrick and
Margaret. |
|
1875 |
1931 |
||
1884 |
1975 |
||
October
18, 1884 |
December
3, 1948 |
Same stone as Wilson Linn Hemingway |
|
July
24, 1916 |
October
23, 1941 |
“There shall be no evil befall thee, For He
shall give His angels charge over thee” |
|
December
2, 1880 |
September
22, 1954 |
Same stone as Lois Roots Hemingway |
|
1825 |
1866 |
“U.S. Attorney, Eastern District of
Arkansas, Erected by the Arkansas Bar Foundation, Law
Day 1992” |
|
Feb
12, 1866 |
Mar
17, 1899 |
||
April
13, 1808(?) Plant(?),
Chicot, Ark |
Feb
26, 1892 Little
Rock, Ark |
“Good, charitable, benevolent...From Death
Unto Life” |
|
1885 |
1938 |
||
Dec
12, 1819 |
Dec
14, 1876 |
Same stone as Sue Crease Peay |
|
Apr
28, 1865 |
Apr
7, 1926 |
||
Feb
27, 1836 |
May
26, 1915(?) |
Same stone as Gordon N. Peay |
|
Unknown |
April
14, 1876 |
W/o Albert Pike. Names on monument
“Children of Albert & Mary H. Pike:
Walter Lacy, died April 6, 1863; Albert Holden, died May 16, 1858; Isadore, died July 7, 1869. |
|
Pope, Anne(?)
Leroy |
June
22, 1848(?) Huntsville,
Ala |
Oct
(?) 26, 1890(?) Little
Rock, Ark |
W/o _____ W. Green |
Kentucky,
1803 |
Little
Rock 1873 |
“First Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Arkansas
1836-1844, United States District Judge 1849-1861, Erected by the Arkansas
Bar Foundation May 5, 1963” |
|
Roane, Samuel Calhoun |
Feb
27, 1793 |
Dec
8, 1852 |
“In Memory Of” |
Unknown |
Feb
1, 1839 Little
Rock, Ark |
“Quatie, Indian
wife of John Ross, Chief of Cherokee tribe. Erected 1935 by Gen George Izard
Chapter United States Daughters of 1812” |
|
Jan
5, 1876 |
Oct
6, 1921 |
S/o Ambrose Hundley and Imogene Wright
Sevier |
|
Jun
6, 1846 |
Nov
11, 1916 |
“Marshall’s Btry,
ARK LT ARTY, CSA” |
|
1815 |
1877 |
Co. H, 15 ARK MIL, CSA |
|
Aug
16, 1884 |
Oct
21, 1967 |
“Mother” Same stone as James Cook Ward “In Loving Memory of Father and Mother” |
|
Dec
10, 1867 |
June
19, 1927 |
“Father” Same stone as Alice Harris Ward “In Loving Memory of Father and Mother” |
|
1834 |
1904 |
||
1843 |
1860 |
For anyone interested in historic Mount Holly Cemetery in Little
Rock, we made a trip there over the Labor Day weekend (September 2001) and shot
five rolls of film. By no means did we
get pictures of all of the tombstones in the two days we visited, but we did
get quite a few. I will list the names
on the markers we did get just in case anyone is researching these families:
NOTE: Please use your browser’s “Find” feature to locate a specific
surname.
Samuel ADAMS
Rebecca ADAMS
James Fleming FAGAN, CSA General
Mary Josephine KIMBELL
SAMUAL W. REYBURN
Wm. Woodward REYBURN
Jamie R. Scull REYBURN
Frances E. REYBURN
Elbert W. REYBURN
Georgia Lincoln SHIPTON, wife/Brigadier Gen. James Ancil Shipton
Janie Lynn WINKLES
John PETERS
Corinne PETERS
Helen Beardslee WYCOFF
Virginia HODGES
Charles HODGES
Lallie
Reardon DIBRELL
Ambrose H. SEVIER
John GREEN
William J. TURNER
William J. TURNER, Jr.
William Joel TURNER, Jr.
Robert Nelson BEARDEN
Thomas Dale ALFORD, M.D.
L'Moore
Smith ALFORD
Henrietta POPE
Mary Ella SHEA
O. K. BADGETT
Julia Thomas BADGETT
Thomas F. BADGETT
Edward Parker BADGETT
William Chapple ALLSOPP III
Eliza BERG
Fannie Trapnall CARROLL
Susan Casey CARROLL
Irene Johnson CARROLL
Ben McCulloch CARROLL
Ernest E. HARRIES
Laura Crease LEWIS
Katherine Henderson SKIPWITH
Daniel L. O'CONNELL
John W. WALKER
Edward Wadsworth WINFIELD
Edward Payson WASHBURN, Painter of the Arkansas Traveller
John COOPER
Charles Francis MARTIN
Ida Elizabeth MARTIN
Cynthia Polk MARTIN
Ida E. MARTIN
George S. MARTIN
Frederick MARTIN
Vitus S. BARRE, Jr. D.D.S.
Frank Randolph ADDIS, Sr.
Mary Kathryn ADDIS
Hattie Elizabeth YOUNG
W. N. YOUNG
Bess Couch COCHRAN
Otho D. BADGETT
Frederick Elias CONWAY (born Lafayette Co., Ark)
Imogene Wright SEVIER
Alice Curran CONWAY
Ambrose Hundley SEVIER
Z. P. H. FARR
Madalien
FARR
Herndon FARR
Mary E. FARR
William Booker EASLEY
Parma Emily CHAPPLE
Rhema Jeanette CHAPPLE
James Anthony DIBRELL, M. D.
John W. LEWIS, Captain Asst. Adjt. Gen. CSA
Elizabeth Cochran MATTHEWS
Rufus J. MARTIN
Helen M. STODDARD
John STODDARD
Annie Maria CHRISTIAN
Robert B. CHRISTIAN
Edmund P. GAINES, Jr.
Juliet C. GAINES
Nathaniel H. GAINES
Martha S. GAINES
Emily Churchill CALEF (dau/Thomas
Churchill)
Juliette Churchill HANKINS (dau/Thomas
Churchill)
James E. MULLER
Fernarde
Mimi MULLER
Rosa PERRY
Joe PERRY
Elmer PERRY
Missouri PERRY
Samuel B. KIRBY
Albert E. WHITE
James Curran CONWAY
Claibourne
Watkins CONWAY
Elise Conway WHITE
Fred ROSSNER
Louise G. ROSSNER
Mildred Hollis CONWAY
Adolph Krause FLETCHER
John G. FLETCHER
John Gould FLETCHER
Charlie May Hogue FLETCHER
Wm. Gordon BROWN
Hildreth
B. BROWN
William Mordecai DAVIDSON (State Representative - Sharp Co.)
Abby I. DODD
Gordon N. PEAY
Sue Crease PEAY
Nicholas PEAY
QUATIE
(Wife/John Ross, Chief of Cherokee Tribe)
Mary Rozene Jennings WARD
Samuel Calhoun ROANE
Mary Hamilton PIKE
Children/Albert PIKE
Joseph Henry WARD
Alice Harris WARD
James Cook WARD
Absalom FOWLER
Marshall A. DAY, Sr.
Virginia Bailey DAY
Ward Grafton FATHERLY, Jr.
Sallie Galbreaith FATHERLY
Wilson Linn HEMINGWAY
Lois Roots HEMINGWAY
James F. LUCKETT
Frederick HEISKELL
Georgia Royston HEISKELL
Timothy D. BREWER
Orville JENNINGS (U. S. Attorney - Eastern District of Arkansas)
Tacoma EISENMAYER
William R. VAUGHAN (CSA)
David O. DODD (Confederate Boy Martyr)
Daniel RINGO (First Chief Justice Supreme Court of Arkansas)
Amos Mudge ADAMS
Elizabeth Gardner Nall CLARK
William Moore CLARK
Sydney J. JOHNSON
Charles P. BERTRAND
George E. DODGE
Madalein
Perdue DODGE
Francis T. VAUGHAN (CSA)
Fredrick Spencer GARRITT
Margaret C. Russell GARRITT
Marilla
Elizabeth GARRITT
Eudora A. BRIGHT
Leon LE FEVRE (born/Chicot Co., Ark)
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