Haddock Cemetery, Barry County, Missouri
| Name | Born | Died | Research Notes & Inscriptions | Researcher or Resource |
| BEAVER, Marion | Oct. 20, 1875 | Oct. 20, 1875 | Inscription: "Son of F. M. and M. Beaver" - "Budded on earth to die in heaven" - Research Note: He had a small footstone at the end of his grave. | Headstone Frankie (Carlin) Meyer Photo Darla Marbut |
| BURNETT, John? | Abt. 1808 VA |
Bet. 1838 - 1840 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Daughter Treacy Haddock Burnett's husband, died between 1838-1840" - Research Note: This is a memorial stone SW 5 other Haddock family members. Husband of Treacy Haddock, the daughter of Zachariah Haddock Sr. and Chloe Albritton. Born Jan. 22, 1808 in Pitt Co., NC and died aft. 1860 in Parker Co., TX. - 1850 Census, District 5, Barry, Missouri - Tecy (Treacy) Burnett, age 40, born NC; Zachariah, age 19, born TN; Joshua, age 15, born TN; John L., age 12, born TN. | Family Donna Cooper Census Phyllis Long Photo Darla Marbut |
| HADDOCK, Amanda B. (SMITH) | Dec. 17, 1820 IL |
1861 Eagle Rock, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Greenberry's Wife" - Research Note: This is a memorial stone SW 5 other Haddock family members. Green B. Haddock married Amanda Smith on Nov. 17, 1842 in Barry Co., MO. - 1860 Census, White River, Barry, Missouri, Post Office, Roaring River - Greenberry Haddock, age 45; Amanda, age 39, James Monroe, age 16; Mary Jane, age 14; Rebecca Ann, age 12; Samuel Clay, age 10; Marcus Lafayette, age 7; Zachariah, age 5; Martha Belle, age 2. | Family Donna Cooper MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo Darla Marbut |
| HADDOCK, Boon | Dec. 12, 1843 Roaring River Twp., Barry Co., MO |
May 5, 1919 Roaring River Twp., Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: The death certificate gives his year of birth as 1842. He was a farmer and paralysis was the cause of death. Son of Charles Haddock and mother not given. J. C. Skelton of Eagle Rock, MO was the informant. - Boon's mother was Sarah Collins. His wife was Columbia Cornelia Russell. He was a Civil War Veteran serving in Company B, 11 Missouri Infantry, Private, Confederate. The 11th Missouri Infantry CSA was commanded by Col. Simon P. Burns, Lt. Col. Thomas H. Murray and Maj. James Phillips. This unit was first organized by Col. DeWitt C. Hunter as the 8th Missouri Infantry but later reorganized and redesigned to prevent its confusion with Mitchell's 8th Missouri Infantry (commanded by Col. Charles S. Mitchell). Burns' and Hunter's original regiment (designated as the 8th Missouri Infantry). He saw action at the Battle of Helena and during Shelby's Missouri/Arkansas raid of Sept./Oct. 1863. As designated the 11th Missouri Infantry, this regiment engaged the Federal during the Red River Campaign, Battles of Pleasant Hill, and Jenkins' Ferry among others. Among the many listed were Haddock, Marion, MO, 11th Inf. Co. B; Haddock, Noah, MO 11th Inf. Co. B; and Haddock, Boone, MO 11th Inf. Co. B - Brothers Boone, Noah, and Marion Haddock were all in the same unit. - Cassville Republican, February 17, 1916 - Mr. and Mrs. Boone Haddock of near Eagle Rock celebrated their Golden wedding anniversary Monday, Feb. 14. A large number of relatives, neighbors and friends assembled at their home and assisted in making the day a most pleasant one for these excellent old people. Mr. and Mrs. Haddock were both born in Barry County and have lived here all their lives. They have been awarded a number of times the prize offered at the Cassville Reunion for the couple having the longest continual residence in the county. They are enjoying fair health and bid fair to enjoy many returns of their wedding anniversary. - Cassville Republican, May 8, 1919 - Pioneer Citizen Dies: Boone Haddock, a pioneer citizen of Barry County, passed away at his home near Eagle Rock, Monday morning, May 5, following a period of failing health for several months. The funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at he home and interment made in the family cemetery on the Stubblefield farm nearby. The funeral was conducted by Rev. Will Ireland of Exeter. Boone Haddock was born on the old Munsey farm on Roaring River in Dec 1842, making him more than 76 years old. He had lived his entire life near there, except what time he was out of the county in the Confederate Army during the Civil War. Few men have been born and lived their entire lives of more than three score and two years in one community. He was at the time of his death, perhaps, the oldest native born citizen of continues residences in Barry County. Soon after Civil War, he was united in marriage to Miss Columbia Russell, a daughter of Milo B. Russell, another old settler of this county. Mrs. Haddock was also born in this county and has lived here all her life. They have one child, Mrs. Alice Elam, wife of Judge R. H. Elam, of Eagle Rock. Boone Haddock was one of this county's most trustworthy and highly respected citizens. He was successful farmer and always looked upon as one of the most substantial men in the community where he spent a long life. For years he had been a member of the Baptist Church at Eagle Rock and he was indeed one of the pillars of the church. No one came nearer of having a real friend of every acquaintance than did "Uncle" Boone Haddock. He lived an exemplary life and his death means a great loss to his community. He leaves wife and daughter, one brother, Joe Haddock of Monett, one sister, Mrs. Wm. Fare of Purdy and two half brothers, Lon of near Monett and Ranse of Eagle Rock and one half sister, Mrs. Rachel Banks, widow of John Banks, of near Monett. - Another Photo | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Family Online Newspapers Donna Cooper Headstone Frankie (Carlin) Meyer Photo Darla Marbut |
| HADDOCK, Columbia Cornelia (RUSSELL) | Jan. 14, 1844 | May 20, 1925 | Research Note: Wife of Boon Haddock. Daughter of Milo B. Russell and Unice Mariah "Nicey" Haddock. Granddaughter of Zachariah and Chloe (Albritton) Haddock. - Cassville Republican, Jan. 19, 1911 - Sunday, Jan. 15, was the 67th birthday of Mrs. Boone Haddock of near Eagle Rock. About seventy of her relatives, friends and neighbors gathered at the Boone Haddock home and set a fine dinner in honor of Mrs. Haddock's having received the sixty-seven mile post on the journey of life. Mrs. and Mrs. Boone Haddock are not the oldest citizens but few in the county have lived here as long as they. Both are native born citizens of Barry County. - Another Photo | Family Online Newspapers Donna Cooper Headstone Frankie (Carlin) Meyer Photo Darla Marbut |
| HADDOCK, Greenberry | Jan. 29, 1815 | Nov. 23, 1864 | Inscription: "Son" - Research Note: This is a memorial stone SW 5 other Haddock family members. - Son of Zachariah Haddock Sr. and Chloe Albritton. Wife was Amanda B. Smith. | Family Donna Cooper Photo Darla Marbut |
| HADDOCK, Infant Daughters | No Date | No Date | Inscription on each side of double heart stone: "Infant Daughter of Boon and C. C. Haddock" | Headstone Frankie (Carlin) Meyer Photo Darla Marbut |
| HADDOCK, John Henry | Dec. 27, 1888 | June 17, 1898 | Inscription: "Son of Ransom" - Research Note: This is a memorial stone SW 5 other Haddock family members. - Son of Richard Ransom Haddock and Sarah Browning. | Photo Darla Marbut |
| HADDOCK, Lewis | Mar. 22, 1819 Knox Co., KY |
Nov. 23, 1854 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Son" - Research Note: This is a memorial stone SW 5 other Haddock family members. Son of Zachariah Haddock Sr. and Chloe Albritton. His wife was Mary Jane Lee, born Nov. 17, 1827 in Rhea Co., TN, married June 28, 1846 in Barry Co., MO and died Aft. 1860 in Barry Co., MO | Family Donna Cooper Photo Darla Marbut |
| HADDOCK, Zachariah | June 10, 1779 Pitt Co., NC |
July 2, 1842 Eagle Rock, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Father" - Research Note: This is a memorial stone SW 5 other Haddock family members. - His wife was Chloe "Cloey" Albritton. Married 1803 in Pitt Co., NC. Chloe is buried at the Old Russell Cemetery. | Family Donna Cooper Photo Darla Marbut |
| HORINE, Mary A. (RABER) | Abt. 1815 Switzerland |
Nov. 18, 1878 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Wife of E. Horine. Aged 63 years. At the end of her grave was a small footstone. Married on Feb. 4, 1836 in Washington Co., MO. - 1870 Census, Capps Creek, Barry, Missouri - Elias Horine, age 54, born MO; Mary, age 52, born Switzerland; Susan, age 17; Hiram, age 14; Sidney Dinkins, age 8. - First wife of Elias Horine, born June 11, 1816 and died Feb. 8, 1900, buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. - Cassville Republican, Feb. 15, 1900 - Oldest Native Missourian: With the death of Judge Elias Horine of Washburn, passed away the oldest native Missourian to Barry County if not in the state. Born June 11, 1818 in Washington County, Missouri, in 1837 he married Mary A. Raber, by whom he had eight children, five boys and three girls. Those who survive him are Michael and Harrison Horine, Cassville; Hiram Horine, Monett Township; Mrs. Thos. Carlin and Mrs. Eva Johnson, Pierce City. In the spring of 1853 he went to California but returned the next fall. In 1857 he moved to this county, which was his home until his death. | Online Newspapers Census MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Headstone Frankie (Carlin) Meyer |
| REED, Narcissus M. (WEST) | Sept. 30, 1847 TN |
May 17, 1877 Eagle Rock, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Weep not she's at rest" - Research Note: First wife of George C. Reed. Married Oct. 4, 1865 in Warrick Co., IN. George is buried at Reed Cemetery. Her footstone was engraved "NMR". | Headstone Frankie (Carlin) Meyer Note Photo Darla Marbut |
| Unknowns | No Date | No Date | Research Note: Marc Schwartz made 16 crosses and put them up where there were just field stones or just the indentations in the ground where the graves were. He left the field stones. | Photo Marc and Pat Schwartz |
| Unreadable | No Date | No Date | Research Note: There are many sandstones that are unreadable. | Photo Darla Marbut |
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