| Head | K.M. | Pea Ridge, Jan 2 - K.M. Head, aged 70, died here Saturday. He was a Confederate veteran, and was for many years active in county politics.; ag1/3/17 |
| Headen | Samuel | Paragould, June 24 - Samuel Stanford Headen, aged 74, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Harry Voden, here Friday night. He is survived by two daughters and one son. The body was sent to Winchester, Il., for interment.; ag6/25/1917 |
| Hearin | Ione | Pine Bluff, March 3 - Mrs. Ione Hearin, aged 73, mother of Feno Hearin of this city and a former resident of Pine Bluff, died at her home in Baton Rouge, La, this morning. She iwas the widow of the Dr. H R Hearin and made her home here for several years. She removed to Baton Rouge in 1900. The funeral was held in Baton Rouge this afternoon. She was a sister-in-law of Mrs. B A Holcomb of Pine Bluff and leaves one other son, Ernest Plummer of St. Louis; ag3/4/17 |
| Hearn | Mrs. T.A. | Conway, Feb. 4 - Mrs. T.A. Hearn, wife of the Rev. T.A. Hearn, a missionary to China for the Methodist Episcopal church, South, and a former resident of Conway, died at her home at Shanghai January 20, according to messages received here. Her husband and two sons, Walter A. and Robert, both graduates of Hendrix College survive her.; ag2/5/17 |
| Hearne | Libbey | Mrs. Libbey Hearne, aged 50, died yesterday morning at a local hospital. The body was sent by P.H. Ruebel & Co., last night to Hot Springs. Funeral services will be conducted this afternoon, under the auspices of the Eastern Star; ag8/11/1917 |
| Heck | Charles | Pine Bluff, Aug 6 - Chas. Heck, aged 44 years, died tonight after a long illness. He is survived by two brothers, Gus J. Heck of Little, F.A. Dress of Webb City, Mo., and two sisters, Mrs.C.K. Call and Mrs. Walter Smyth of Little Rock. Funeral services will be held tomorrow; ag8/7/1917 |
| Hedrick | Henderson | Fayetteville, Jan 22 - Henderson Hedrick, pioneer resident, aged 75, is dead here as the result of an attack of pneumonia. He is survived by eight sons.; ag1/23/22 |
| Hegwood | John | Bentonville, March 26 - John H Hegwood, aged 77, who lived near Larue, died suddenly at his home there yesterday. He was a Confederate veteran, a member of Company F, Twenty second Arkansas Infantry. He was captured at the fall of Little Rock and spent 18 months in the federal prison at Camp Morton. He is survived by several children.; ag3/27/17 |
| Heins | J.E. | Fort Smith, June 19 - The Rev. Jesse E. Heins, aged 31, pastor of Echols Memorial church, died in St. John's hospital today following a minor surgical operation; ag6/20/1917 |
| Heinze | Barnhard | Bernhard Heinze, 45, died at the family residence, 1123 Center street, at 4:45 o'clock yesterday morning after a long illness. He is survived by his wife, one son, Bernhard Heinze Jr., two daughters, Mrs. E.U. Weigle and Miss Mildred Heinze; one brother, Henry Heinze, and one sister, Mrs. Bertha Hoffman of Germany. Funeral services will be held from St. Edward's church, Ninth and Sherman streets, at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The Rev. Father Maurus will officiate. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. The pallbearers will be James Casaretts, Frank Rosenberger, Jo Jung, Gus Leymer, M. E. Akin and F.A. Garrett, active; Brant Lawrence, Alex Robertson, J.A. Kline, Ed Monahan, Thomas Lonergan and J.P. Hammond, honorary. Mr. Heinze was born in Shlesein, Germany, June 10, 1869. At the age of 15 he came to America alone and settled in Little Rock. Soon after he went into the confection and bakery business at 718 Main street, where he remained for 22 years. He then removed to 914 Main street and continued his business until two years ago, when he retired because of ill health. He was the first confectioner in the state to use electricity in the manufacture of ice cream and frozen deserts. He was a member of the Woodmen of the World, Forest Camp, No. 5; and the Ancient Order of United Workmen.; ag4/1/15 |
| Helliman | Caroline | Mrs. Caroline Helliman, 41, of Pine Bluff, died at a local hospital at 2:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon. She is survived by her husband, four childrn, and four sisters, Mrs. Freda Herman and Mrs. Pauline Riegler, both of Little Rock, Mrs. Fred Riegler, Argenta and Mrs. Mary Webber, Pine Bluff. The funeral arrangements will be announced today after the arrival of her husband from Pine Bluff; ag4/18/15 |
| Hellman | Virginia | Hot Springs, July 2 - Mrs. Virginia Hellman, aged 60, was burned to death early this morning in a fire that destroyed her home, a large two story frame building at 1017 Malvern avenue. Mrs. Hellman is survived by one daughter, Mrs. George Michols, and three sons, George, John and Moses Hellman.; ag7/3/1917 |
| Helmlich | Lee | Leslie, Feb. 24 - Lee Helmlich, aged 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Helmich, died here Thursday night of tonsilitis; ag2/25/17 |
| Helms | Mrs. J.L. | Texarkana, April 16 - Mrs. J.L. Helms, 85, of Bowling Green, Ky., died last night at the home of her son-in-law, John Hunter, in this city, where she had been visiting for several months. The body will be shipped to Bowling Green.; ag4/17/15 |
| Helton | Florence | Florence Helton, two-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D B Helton, died at the family home at Redfield Saturday afternoon. Funeral services were held at the home yesterday afternoon. Burial was in a Redfield cemetery; ag1/23/22 |
| Hempel | Lee | Funeral services for Lee Hempel, 45 years old, who died Monday at the family residence, 1423 Wolfe street, were held at the residence at 8:30 yesterday morning. The body was removed to the St. Edward German Catholic church, where mass was said. The Rev. Morris Rohner officiated. Burial was in Calvary cemetery.; ag2/1/17 |
| Henderson | Burlie | Miss Burlie G. Henderson, aged 29, died at a local hospital at 4 o'clock yesterday morning. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Henderson; her grandmother, Mrs. S.B. Herring of Benton, and one brother, Bryant Jerome Henderson of Benton. Miss Henderson formerly was employed as a stenographer by Pfeifer Bros. She was a member of the Royal Neighbors of America and also the Order of the Easter Star. The body was sent by Healey & Roth to Benton Yesterday morning.; ag10/23/1917 |
| Hendgins | Mary | Higginson, July 14 - Mrs. Mary Hendgins, aged 73, died at her home here Thursday. She is survived by five grown children.; ag7/15/1917 |
| Hendrick | J.M. | England, May 11 - J.M. Hendrick, aged 59, a restaurant man here for several years, died last night. He is survived by his wife and his mother. The body was sent this afternoon to Bowling Green, Ky., for burial.; ag5/12/17 |
| Hendricks | N.E. | Blytheville, July 28 - Mrs. N.E. Hendricks, mother in law of Sheriff John T. Collins, died at the home of her daughter in Cooter, Mo., aged 73 years. She was the mother of 10 children, three of whom survive.; ag7/29/17 |
| Hendrix | H.C. | The body of H.C. Hendrix, who was run down and killed near Haskel Thursday night by an Iron Mountain train, will be sent to Haskell this morning at 8:10 by P.H.Ruebel & Co., The funeral services will be held there this morning. He is survived by his wife and one sister, Mrs. Ellen Young of Little Rock; ag3/17/17 |
| Hendrix | I.H. | I.H.Hendrix; 33 years old, died at 3 yesterday afternoon at the family residence, 401 Wolfe street. He is survived by his wife. Funeral services will be held at the P.H.Ruebel & Co, chapel at 4 this afternoon. The Rev. E.P. Alldredge will officiate. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery; ag3/9/17 Funeral services for I.H.Hendrix, who died Thursday, afternoon, were held at 4 yesterday afternoon at the P.H.Ruebel & Co. chapel. The Rev. E.P. Elldredge officiated. Burial was in Oakland cemetery; ag3/10/17 |
| Henker | Elsa Amelia, | August 7, Elsa Amelia, infant daughter of F O and Augusta Henker. Funeral today at 9 o'clock from residence, 1104 Main street. services by Rev Mr. Obermeyer; ag8/8/1888 |
| Hennessey | Mrs. W. S. | McNeil, Jan 10- Mrs. W S Hennessey, aged 74, died yesterday noon of heart failure, after being taken suddenly ill at 9 o'clock. She is survived by three sons, A B Hennessey of McNeil, O C Hennessey of Houston, Tex and George Hennessey of Camden and three daughters, Mrs. M V Russell and Mrs. Jessie Gunnels, both of McNeil, and Mrs. Ina Jackson of Houston, Tex; ag1/11/30 |
| Henry | E.F. | Bentonville, March 7 - E.F.Henry, a former real estate dealer here; died February 29 at his home at Spokane, Wash. He was for many years a well known resident of the county; ag3/8/17 |
| Henry | J.M. | J.M. Henry, aged 59, a merchant at Redfield for many years, died of pneumonia yesterday at his home. Funeral services will be at Redfield Sunday afternoon at 2. He is survived by his wife, five sons, Jack Gray and Donald Henry of Redfield, C.W. and A.F. Henry of Little Rock; three daughters, Misses Clara Henry of Redfield, Mrs. J.A. Cobb of Little, and Mrs. J.W. Lewellyn of Bauxite, and one brother, W.F. Henry of Roxton, Texas.; ag5/26/17 |
| Henry | Jack | Fort Smith, April 25 - Jack Henry, aged 19, son of J.F. Henry, managing editor of the Fort Smith Times-Record, died in the naval hospital of the Great Lakes Naval Training Station near Chicago of pneumonia today. He enlisted in the navy a month ago.; ag4/26/17 |
| Henry | John Edgar | John Edgar Henry, 33 died at a local hospital at 11:45 o'clock yesterday morning. He is survived by one brothers, James W. Henry of Kensett. The body was sent to Conway last night by P.H. Ruebel & Co., 112 East Sixth street, for burial. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon.; ag4/11/15 |
| Henry | Sarah E. | Conway, April 5 - Mrs. Sarah E. Henry, aged 62, died last night. The body was taken this morning to Pine Bluff for burial. Funeral services were held this afternoon. Mrs. Henry is survived by one daughter, Miss Fay Henry, stenographer for Dr. J.H. Reynolds, and one son, J. G. Henry of Gossett, Tex. She had been a resident of Conway for four years.; ag4/6/17 |
| Henson | Florence | Mrs. Florence Henson, aged 54 years, died at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Myra Ellis, 2123 Pike avenue, Argenta at 3:30 yesterday afternoon. She is survived with Mrs. Ellis, with whom she has been making her home, and one brother, E.H. Edward of Vilonia. Funeral services were conducted at the family home at 8 o'clock last night by the Rev. C.F. Hively, pastor of Gardner Memorial church. The body will be shipped by Owens & Rick this morning to Conway for burial this afternoon in Cypress Valley cemetery.; ag2/5/17 |
| Hermann | Alice Emerson | Mrs. Alice Emerson Hermann, aged 48, died at 6 yesterday morning at the family residence, 1600 West Twentieth street. Surviving her are her husband, F.H. Hermann, one daughter, Mrs. J.H. Belford, and three sons, Harry E and Charles Hermann of Little Rock and Joe F. Hermann of St. Louis, Mo. Funeral services will be conducted at 3 this afternoon from the residence by Dean Templeton of Trinity cathedral. Services at the grave will be under the auspices of Esther Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, of which she was a member. The pallbearers will be Charles KaeKey, William Letzig, Charles F. O'Neal, William Parkin, J.E. Thormbury and J.H. Byers. Burial will be in Oakland cemetery.; ag5/21/17 |
| Herndon | Merrietta | Conway, July 26 - Mrs. Merietta Herndon, aged 81, died Wednesday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ruth H. Burr. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Ruth H. Burr of this city, Mrs. Nell McGregor and Mrs. Bettie Tripplet of Austin, Tex., and one son, W.G. Herndon of Menden, Mo; ag7/27/17 |
| Herndon | Mrs. R. E. | Mrs. R E Herndon, aged 37, died at her home, 917 Barber avenue, at 12:25 this (Wednesday) morning. Survived are her husband, two sons, Thomas and R E Jr., one daughter, Nellie; two sisters, Mrs. H E Stackler of Fort Worth, Tex., and Mrs. B J Marcell of Chicago., Ill.; two brothers, W T Hale of Little Rock and Thomas Hale of Dallas, Tex; ag1/4/22 Funeral services for Mrs. R E Herndon, who died early yesterday morning at the family home 917 Barber avenue will be held at the Healey & Roth chapel at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon in charge of the Rev. Roy Farr. Burial will be in Oakland cemetery. Pallbearers will be : D B Griffin, C B Shepard. A H Eddleman, F G Taylor, R C Armstrong and H E Smith. Mrs. Herndon is survived by her husband, R E Herndon; two sons, Thomas and R E Jr.,; a daughter, Nellie; two brothers, W P Hale of Little Rock and Thomas Hale of Dallas, Tex.; also by two sisters, Mrs. B J Marcel of Chicago, Ill, and Mrs. H A Stackler of Fort Worth, Tex; ag1/5/22 |
| Herren | Gus | Paragould, Jan 24 - Will Herren yesterday received a message from Santa Anna, Cal, announcing the death of his brother, Gus Herren, formerly of this city. Mr. Herren went to California 18 months ago, hoping to regain his health. Leslie Herren, a brother, and Henry Bass of this city, will accompany the body to Paragould. His wife survived; ag1/25/22 |
| Herring | Osey | Texarkana, Jan 13- Osey Herring, 55, custodian of the Texas side municipal building for the last five years, fell dead at his home tonight. Heart disease was given as the cause. He is survived by his wife and two grown children; ag1/14/30 |
| Herring | Sid | Newport, Feb. 8 - Sid Herring, who lives on the Wilmans farm near this city, died yesterday from a complication of pneumonia and measles. He is survived by his wife and three small children.; ag2/9/17 |
| Herrington | Julia | Batesville, Aug 28 - Mrs. Julia Herrington died at the home of sister, Mrs. W.J. Jernigan, at Charlotte, Saturday; ag8/29/17 |
| Herrod | Effie | Hamburg, Feb. 3 - Mrs. Effie Herrod, aged 26, wife of Arthur Herrod, died Wednesday. She is survived by her husband and four children.; ag2/4/17 |
| Herron | W.L. | Mrs. P.L. Adkins, 1511 Booker street, received news yesterday of the death of her sister, Mrs. W.L. Herron, of Brinkley, yesterday morning. The body will be brought to Little Rock at noon today and tomorrow will be taken to Jacksonville for burial.; ag5/2/17 The body of Mrs. Sarah Wilson Herron, wife of W.L. Herron of Brinkley, who died at Brinkley Tuesday afternoon, was brought to Little Rock at noon yesterday and removed to the residence of her sister, Mrs. P.L. Adkins, 1511 Booker street. It will be taken to Jacksonville by Healey & Roth this morning. Funeral services will be held at 11 this morning at the Bayou Meto cemetery near Jacksonville. The Rev. J.M. Martin wil officiate. Mrs. Herron is survived by her husband, one daughter, Miss Erwin Lee Herron; her father, M.M. Wilson; four brothers, J.J. Wilson, R.K. Wilson and W.E. Wilson of Little Rock and J.F. Wilson of Wichita Falls, Tex.; three sisters, Mrs. Adkins, Mrs. Alice Houston and Mrs. J.F. Fewell of Little Rock. Mrs. Herron was a member of Maple Grove No. 2, Women's Circle Woodmen of the World.; ag5/3/17 |
| Hecht | G.H. | Mountain View, Oct. 11 - G.H. Hecht, a homesteader, who lived on Blue Mountain, two miles south of here, was found dead in his cabin a few days ago. It is presumed that he died from heart disease. When the body was found by a neighbor, Hecht had evidently been dead for several days.; ag10/12/1917 |
| Herman | Eric | Eric Herman, aged 34, died at a local hospital Sunday morning. He is survived by his wife and three children, two brothers, Ed Herman of Jacksonville, Ark., and Lea Lerman of St. Louis, Mo., by three sisters, Mrs. John Mathis of Jacksonville, Mrs. W.M. Calhoun of Little Rock and Mrs. Z.T. Calhoun of Argenta. The body was sent to Jacksonville by P.H. Ruebel & Co. yesterday.; ag10/2/1917 |
| Heverly | Marie | Rogers, Aug 29 - Miss Marie Heverly, aged 16 years, daughter of D.F. Heverly, living in the Droke neighborhood, died Sunday night; ag8/30/1917 |
| Hewett | Charles | Pine Bluff, Oct. 1 = Charles Hewett, aged three, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Hewett of Altheimer, died early today.; ag10/2/1917 |
| Hewitt | Dan | Texarkana, April 21 - A telegram was received by Mrs. W.A. Hargett announcing the sudden death this morning at his home in Los Angeles of her brother, Dan Hewitt. Mr. Hewitt was for many years a well known railroad man here, but moved to California 10 years ago. He leaves a wife and several children.; ag4/22/15 |
| Hewett | T.E. | Texarkana, May 11. - T.E. Hewett, aged 82, died last night at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W.A. Hargett. He is survived by three daughters, Mesdames J.A. Lawler, Port Arthur; Nellie Maguire, Omaha, Neb., and Hargett of Texarkana, and by one son, C.R.Hewett of Shreveport, La. He was born in North Carolina in 1835. He served through out the Civil war in the Confederate army as a member of Company G Twentieth Georgia Infantry. He had lived in this city and vicintiey for more than 40 years.; ag5/12/17 |
| Hibberd | John | Walnut Ridge, Jan 29 - John Hibberd, aged 45, died at his home six miles east of Walnut Ridge Wednesday night. He is survived by his wife and three chidren; ag1/30/22 |
| Hickman | Agnes | Harrison, Aug 9 - Miss Agnes Hickman, whose father lives at Walnut Grove, five miles south of here, ended her life Tuesday night by shooting herself in the heart with a revolver. She left a note addressed to a young man here, saying that it was love for him that caused her to kill herself; ag8/10/1917 |
| Hickman | Edith | Conway, Aug 10 - Miss Edith Hickman, aged 21, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Hickman of Conway, died today.; ag8/11/1917 |
| Hicks | James | James Hicks, negro, 30 years old, laborer at the Big Rock Stone and Constrution Copany, at the foot of Big Rock, was instantly killed by being crushed in a stone elevator about 11 o'clock yesterday morning. There were no witnesses to the acident and it is believed Hicks was caught in one of the buckets and lifted about six feet before it was torn loose by striking a shaft. He was dead when found.; ag2/7/17 |
| Hicks | L.L. | Wesson, March 7 - L.L. Hicks, aged 39, died at his home, 10 miles from here, Monday afternoon of typhoid pneumonia. He is survived by his wife, one child and a brother and a sister. The brother is L.C.Hicks of Quitman, La., and the sister is Mrs. W.B.Jolley of Tubal township; ag3/8/17 |
| Higginbotham | George | Bentonville, April 10 - George W. Higginbotham, aged 76, died at his home south of Bentonville Saturday. He was a native of Virginia, and had lived here 16 years. He served in Company A, Forty-fifth Regiment Virginia Infantry in the Confederate Army, He is survived by his wife and 10 children, Dr. W.M. and Joe of Bentonville; Section, of Rogers; Hunter, a member of the United States Marine band now at Bremerton, Wash.; Mrs. Ed Engstrom of Little Rock; Mrs. M.L. Voyles of Bentonville, Mrs. C.L. Denny, Mrs. J.L. Cockrell, Mrs. Arthur Fullerton and Mrs. Sam Haleck.; ag4/11/17 |
| Hightower | Ann | Dardanelle, Sept. 6 - Mrs. Ann Hightower, aged 76 years, died from heart failure yesterday morning at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. James Powers, three miles south of Dardanelle; ag9/7/1917 |
| Hightower | J.C. | Pine Bluff, Jan 14 - Mrs. Delia Hightower, aged 47, died here last night. She is survived by her husband, J C Hightower; three daughters, Misses Evelyn, Helen and May Hightower of Pine Bluff; five sisters and a brother of East St. Louis; ag1/15/22 |
| Hildebrandt | Mrs. Katherine | Mrs. Katherine Hildebrandt, aged 66, mother of Mrs. L L Brickhouse of Little Rock, died Monday afternoon at her home in Logansport, Ind. According to word received here by relatives of Mrs. Brickhouse. In addition to Mrs. Brickhouse, she is survived by one son, two daughters, and five grandhildren. Mrs. Heldebrandt has many friends in Little Rock, having visited her daughter here several times. Burial will be today at Logansport, Ind; ag1/2/30 |
| Hill | Grace | Van Buren, March 12 - Mrs. Grace Starbird Hill, aged 24, daughter of County Judge C A Starbird, died yesterday afternoon at the home, near Alma, following an attack of pneumonia; ag3/13/17 |
| Hill | Howard | Waldron, May 19 - Howard Hill, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs Jack Hill, accidentally shot himself fatally last night while playing with a .22-caliber target rifle, and died an hour later without regaining consciousness. A bullet from the gun struck the boy in the forehead. The accident occurred while the young man was sitting in his automobile at the gate of Mayor J.O. Hart. Mr. Hart's daughters, Misses Johnnie and Fern, were in the car with him. His father is in Detroit, Mich.; ag5/20/17 |
| Hill | John | Nashville, Feb. 10 - John Hill died at the family home in North Nashville Wednesday night of Menigitis. Funeral services were held at the Nashville cemetery yesterday. Mr. Hill was a son of the Rev. J.B. and Mrs. Hill. As a mark of respect the general offices of the Memphis, Dallas and Gulf railroad at Nashville and Hot Springs were closed yesterday afternoon and all trains were stopped on that road for five minutes at 4 oclock, the hour of the funeral. Mr. Hill was an alderman of this city and was chairman of the Water and Sewer Commissions.; ag2/11/17 |
| Hill | L.M. | Mrs. L.M. Hill, aged 77, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. D.D.Tucker, 1700 West Twenty-second street, at 9:30 o'clock yesterday morning. Mrs. Hill was born in Amsterdam, NY, and moved to Little Rock in 1880 and had lived here ever since. Sheis survived by two sons, Roy and W.K. Hill; two daughters, Mrs. O.D. Tucker and Mrs. M.R. French, and eight grandchildren. Funeral services will be held t the family residence at 4 o'clock this afternoon, in charge of the Rev. Sam Campbell. The honorary pallbears will be: Judge G.W. Emerson, Ed Knight, Dr. C.E. Witt, Gordon N. Peay, Lewis Rhoton and Dr.J.P. Runyan. Active pallbearers: Dr. W.T. McCurry, W.E.Livingston, S.E. Kirby, Dr. E.C. Robinson, H.A. Knowlton and H.K. Ford.; ag10/11/1917 |
| Hill | Luther | Conway, April 9 - Luther Hill, 34, son of Mrs. Betty Hill of this city, died this morning at Hot Springs. The body was sent to Conway this afternoon for interment.; ag4/10/15 |
| Hill | Tamsy | Atkins, Aug 29 - Mrs. Tamsy Hill, aged 61 years, died here yesterday. She is survived by her husband and four children, Quince and Homer of Russellville, and Everet and Miss Margorie of Atkins; ag8/30/1917 |
| Hillier | J.M. | Bearden, May 8 - Mrs. J.M. Hillier of Jefferson, Texas, daughter of Dr. J.M. Mahon, died at the home of her parents Saturday.; ag5/9/17 |
| Hillis | Mrs. Grover | Atkins, Jan. 26 - Mrs. Grover Hillis died here of pneumonia, last night. She leaves a husband and four small children.; ag1/27/17 |
| Hillman | Alvis T. | Graysonia, Feb. 16 - Alvis T. Hill man, aged 39, died here yesterday of pneumonia. His wife and three children survive.; ag2/17/17 |
| Hinds | Everett B. | Fayetteville, Jan. 22 - Everett B Hinds of Clifty, a federal aid student of the University of Arkansas, died in the University infirmary Friday night. Death resulted from complicaitons of influenza. This body was taken to Clifty via automobile yesterday morning. He is survived by his wife.; ag1/23/22 |
| Hines | Catherine | Camden, APril 7 - Catherine Virginia Hines, Six year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Hines, died Wednesday. Funeral services were held at the family home by the Rev. W.M. Wright, pastor of the Baptist church.; ag4/8/17 |
| Hinkle | William B.M. | William Boone Magley Hinkle, infant and only son of Dr. and Mrs. S.B. Hinkle, 3215 West Twelfth street, died at 1:35 yesterday afternoon. The body was sent to Ruddells last night by Healey & Roth; ag8/31/1917 |
| Hinson | Ed | Ed Hinson, a negro well known to Argenta people from his powerful build, good character and advanced age, died Thursday at his home on East Ninth street. The body was sent yesterday to Malvern, where he has a son engaged in the undertaking business. He was 93 years old, and thought to be the oldest inhabitant of Argenta. He was six feet tall and until his recent sickness weighted 240 pounds. Henson was born in slavery in Missouri and was of the best type of the old-fashioned Southern darky; ag5/1/09 |