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William Doyle married America Sorrels, daughter of George Washington Sorrels and Mary B. Chambers. |
Russell Eastes married Anna Mariah Sorrels, daughter of George Washington Sorrels and Mary B. Chambers, in 1825. |
Beverly Dotson Huie married Cynthia Sorrels, daughter of George Washington Sorrels and Mary B. Chambers, in 1842. |
Nathaniel Hickman married Mary "Polly" Sorrels, daughter of George Washington Sorrels and Mary B. Chambers. |
C. Frank Hubbel married Ruth Viola Sorrells, daughter of Victor Moreau Sorrells and Rosanna Bennett, in 1911 at Sacramento, Sacramento County, CA. |
James Burleson married Malinda Sorrells, daughter of Samuel Jefferson Sorrels and Elizabeth 'Eliza' Butler. |
John A. Sharp married Elba Colbert, daughter of George W. Colbert and Elizabeth Sorrells. |
Leo Colbert Sharp was the son of John A. Sharp and Elba Colbert. |
Maude Bergier married Bert Sorrells, son of Ahira Butler Sorrells and Melvina Parker. |
William T. Vaughn married Eleanor Sorrells, daughter of Ahira Butler Sorrells and Melvina Parker, at Hanford, Kings County, CA. |
George Sayre married Elizabeth Sorrells, daughter of Ahira Butler Sorrells and Melvina Parker. |
Ozella ______ married John Raymond Sorrells, son of Ahira Butler Sorrells and Melvina Parker. |
Peter Bergier married Laura Sorrells, daughter of Ahira Butler Sorrells and Melvina Parker, at Patagonia, Santa Cruz County, AZ. |
George H. Coleman married Frances Sorrells, daughter of Samuel Jefferson Sorrels and Mary M. Archer, at Fort Smith, Sebastian County, AR. |
Lena Sorrells was the daughter of Samuel Jackson Sorrels and Annie Wendel. Lena Sorrells married Johnson Burcher at Fort Smith, Sebastian County, AR. |
Samuel Sorrells was the son of Samuel Jackson Sorrels and Annie Wendel. |
Dorothy Sorrells was the daughter of Samuel Jackson Sorrels and Annie Wendel. |
Dollie Sorrells was the daughter of Samuel Jackson Sorrels and Annie Wendel. |
Johnson Burcher married Lena Sorrells, daughter of Samuel Jackson Sorrels and Annie Wendel, at Fort Smith, Sebastian County, AR. |
Mary Bartlett was born at Burke County, NC. She married David Sorrells, son of Samuel Sorrells and Nancy Newberry, circa 1793 at Burke County, NC. |
Elizabeth Hardy married Richard Sorrells, son of Samuel Sorrells and Nancy Newberry, in 1795 at NC. |
AR Crawford County 1850 Census was the son of US 1850 Census and Arkansas Census.
He was listed as a head of household on the Crawford County, AR census dated October 4, 1850. He was found in Sugar Loaf Township, Roll 25, Book 1, Page 273A, Dwelling 50, Family 51; William L. was shown at age 38 as a white male born in Tennessee. His occupation was farmer. He owned real estate valued at $500. He was enumerated with Reverand William Lewis Brewer on the Crawford County, AR census dated October 4, 1850; Elizabeth was shown at age 37 as a white female born in Tennessee. He was enumerated with Reverand William Lewis Brewer on the Crawford County, AR census dated October 4, 1850; John O. was shown at age 16 as a white male born in Tennessee. He attended school within the past year. He was enumerated with Reverand William Lewis Brewer on the Crawford County, AR census dated October 4, 1850; William C. was shown at age 11 as a white male born in Tennessee. He was enumerated with Reverand William Lewis Brewer on the Crawford County, AR census dated October 4, 1850; Martha M. was shown at age 13 as a white female born in Tennessee. He was enumerated with Reverand William Lewis Brewer on the Crawford County, AR census dated October 4, 1850; Francis M. was shown at age 8 as a white male born in Tennessee. He was enumerated with Reverand William Lewis Brewer on the Crawford County, AR census dated October 4, 1850; Luvici was shown at age 6 as a white female born in Tennessee. He was enumerated with Reverand William Lewis Brewer on the Crawford County, AR census dated October 4, 1850; George W. was shown at age 4 as a white male born in Tennessee. He was enumerated with Reverand William Lewis Brewer on the Crawford County, AR census dated October 4, 1850; Samuel H. was shown at age 2 as a white male born in Tennessee. |
John Emerson Chisolm married Mary Newberry Windham, daughter of Benjamin Baty Windham and Charoltte Sproules, on February 5, 1851 at Durant, Holmes County, MS. John Emerson Chisolm was buried at Kemper Cemetery, Kemper County, MS. |
Addie E. Brewer was born in February, 1886 at TX.
She was the daughter of John D. Brewer and Martha A. "Mattie" Mohon.
She was enumerated with John D. Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated June 11, 1900; Addie E. was shown at age 14 as a single white female, daughter of John D., born in February 1886 in Texas. Her father was born in Arkansas. Her mother was born in Georgia. She could read and write and she spoke English. |
Malcom H. Brewer was born in August, 1889 at Pike County, AR.
He was the son of John D. Brewer and Martha A. "Mattie" Mohon.
He was enumerated with John D. Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated June 11, 1900; Malcom H. was shown at age 10 as a single white male, son of John D., born in August 1889 in Arkansas. His father was born in Arkansas. His mother was born in Georgia. His occupation was farm laborer. He could read but not write and he spoke English. Malcom H. Brewer married Maud Lockley on May 17, 1908 at Pike County, AR. |
Elcie Brewer was born in January, 1896 at Pike County, AR.
She was the daughter of John D. Brewer and Martha A. "Mattie" Mohon.
She was enumerated with John D. Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated June 11, 1900; Elcie was shown at age 4 as a single white female, daughter of John D., born in January 1899 in Arkansas. Her father was born in Arkansas. Her mother was born in Georgia. She was enumerated with George B. Walters on the Pike County, AR census dated May 4, 1910; Elsie was shown at age 14 as a single white female, step-daughter of George B., born in Arkansas. Her father was born in Arkansas. Her mother was born in Georgia. Her occupation was farm laborer on a home farm. She worked for a wage. She could read and write and she spoke English. |
George B. Walters was born in 1848 at AR.
He married Martha A. "Mattie" Mohon on September 22, 1909 at Pike County, AR. [He was 62. She was 47. Prior to the wedding they lived in Pike County.].
He was listed as a head of household on the Pike County, AR census dated May 4, 1910. He was found in Antoine Township, Roll 60, Book 1, Page 256A, Sheet 15A, ED 89, Dwelling 271, Fmaily 278; George B. was shown at age 62 as a married white male born in Arkansas. His parents were born in Missouri. His occupation was farmer on a home farm. He was an employer. He owned his farm free of a mortgage. He could read and write and he spoke English. He had been married twice at the time of the census. The last time within the past year. |
Frank Walters was born in 1893 at Pike County, AR.
He was the son of George B. Walters.
He was enumerated with George B. Walters on the Pike County, AR census dated May 4, 1910; Frank was shown at age 17 as a single white male, son of George B., born in Arkansas. His parents were born in Arkansas. His occupation was farm laborer on a home farm. He worked for a wage. He could read and write and he spoke English. He attended school since September 1, 1909. |
Maud Lockley was born in 1890. She married Malcom H. Brewer, son of John D. Brewer and Martha A. "Mattie" Mohon, on May 17, 1908 at Pike County, AR. |
Nellie Anderson married Judge Philip Doddridge Brewer, son of John Oliver Brewer and Sarah Louise Council, on April 3, 1884 at Sebastian County, AR. |
OK Oklahoma County 1920 Census was the son of US 1920 Census and Oklahoma Census.
He was listed as a head of household on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated January 6, 1920. He was found in Precinct 7, Page 181B, Sheet 3B, ED 121, Dwelling 70, Family 70; Phillip D. was shown at age 56 as a married white male born in Arkansas. His father was born in Arkansas. His mother was born in Alabama. His occupation was lawyer in general practice. He worked on his own account. He could read and write and he spoke English. He owned his house at 823 West Seventeenth Street free of a mortgage. He was enumerated with Judge Philip Doddridge Brewer on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated January 6, 1920; Annie L. was shown at age 52 as a married white female, wife of Phillip D., born in Arkansas. Her father was born in Tennessee. Her mother was born in Mississippi. She could read and write and she spoke English. He was enumerated with Judge Philip Doddridge Brewer on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated January 6, 1920; Myrtle B. Allen was shown at age 31 as a married white female, daughter of Phillip D., born in Arkansas. Her parents were born in Arkansas. She could read and write and she spoke English. He was enumerated with Judge Philip Doddridge Brewer on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated January 6, 1920; Edward P. Allen was shown at age 36 as a married white male, son-in-law of Phillip D., born in Texas. His parents were born in Mississippi. His occupation was physician in general practice. He worked on his own account. He could read and write and he spoke English. He was enumerated with Judge Philip Doddridge Brewer on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated January 6, 1920; Edward P. Allen was shown at age 9 months as a single white male, grandson of Phillip D., born in Arkansas. His father was born in Texas. His mother was born in Arkansas. |
Vera Garner was born in January, 1886 at Sebastian County, AR.
She was the daughter of Judge Philip Doddridge Brewer and Anna L Mayfield.
She was enumerated with Judge Philip Doddridge Brewer on the Choktaw Nation, IT census dated June 25, 1900; Vera Garner was shown at age 14 as a single white female born in January 1886 in Arkansas. Her father was born in Mississippi. Her mother was born in Arkansas. She attended school nine moths within the last year. She could read and write and she spoke English. Vera Garner died between June 25, 1900 and April 18, 1910. |
Myrtle B. Garner was born in August, 1887 at Sebastian County, AR.
She was the daughter of Judge Philip Doddridge Brewer and Anna L Mayfield.
She was enumerated with Judge Philip Doddridge Brewer on the Choktaw Nation, IT census dated June 25, 1900; Mirtle Garner was shown at age 12 as a single white female born in August 1887 in Arkansas. Her father was born in Mississippi. Her mother was born in Arkansas. She attended school nine moths within the last year. She could read and write and she spoke English. She was enumerated with Judge Philip Doddridge Brewer on the Pittsburg County, OK census dated April 18, 1910; Myrtle T. was shown at age 22 as a single white female, daughter of Phil D., born in Arkansas. Her parents were born in Arkansas. Her occupation was public school teacher. She worked for a wage. She could read and write and she spoke English. Myrtle B. Garner married Doctor Edward P. Allen. She was enumerated with Judge Philip Doddridge Brewer on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated January 6, 1920; Myrtle B. Allen was shown at age 31 as a married white female, daughter of Phillip D., born in Arkansas. Her parents were born in Arkansas. She could read and write and she spoke English. She was enumerated with Doctor Edward P. Allen on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated April 11, 1930; Myrtle B. was shown at age 40 as a married white female, wife of Edward P., born in Arkansas. Her parents were born in Arkansas. Her occupation was housewife. She could read and write and she spoke English. She was 26 at the time of her first marriage. Her house was valued at $20,000 and she owned a radio. |
Doctor Edward P. Allen was born in 1884 at TX.
He married Myrtle B. Garner, daughter of Judge Philip Doddridge Brewer and Anna L Mayfield.
He was enumerated with Judge Philip Doddridge Brewer on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated January 6, 1920; Edward P. Allen was shown at age 36 as a married white male, son-in-law of Phillip D., born in Texas. His parents were born in Mississippi. His occupation was physician in general practice. He worked on his own account. He could read and write and he spoke English. He was listed as a head of household on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated April 11, 1930. He was found in Ward One, Roll 1918, Book 2, Page 125A, Sheet 9A, ED 55-46, Dwelling 142, Family 294; Edward P. was shown at age 46 as a married white male born in Texas. His parents were born in Mississippi. His occupation was physician in general practice. He worked on his own account. He was actually at work. He was a veteran of World War I. He could read and write and he spoke English. He owned his house at 230N West Sixteenth Street. He was 32 at the time of his first marriage. |
Edward P. Allen Jr. was born in April, 1919 at Sebastian County, AR.
He was the son of Doctor Edward P. Allen and Myrtle B. Garner.
He was enumerated with Judge Philip Doddridge Brewer on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated January 6, 1920; Edward P. Allen was shown at age 9 months as a single white male, grandson of Phillip D., born in Arkansas. His father was born in Texas. His mother was born in Arkansas. He was enumerated with Doctor Edward P. Allen on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated April 11, 1930; Edward P. Jr. was shown at age 11 as a single white male, son of Edward P., born in Oklahoma. His father was born in Texas. His mother was born in Arkansas. He could read and write and he spoke English. He attended school since September 1, 1929. |
Robert W. Allen was born in 1924 at Oklahoma County, OK.
He was the son of Doctor Edward P. Allen and Myrtle B. Garner.
He was enumerated with Doctor Edward P. Allen on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated April 11, 1930; Robert W. was shown at age 6 as a single white male, son of Edward P., born in Oklahoma. His father was born in Texas. His mother was born in Arkansas. He attended school since September 1, 1929. |
James Paul Allen was born in November, 1927 at Oklahoma County, OK.
He was the son of Doctor Edward P. Allen and Myrtle B. Garner.
He was enumerated with Doctor Edward P. Allen on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated April 11, 1930; James P. was shown at age 2 years and 6 months as a single white male, son of Edward P., born in Oklahoma. His father was born in Texas. His mother was born in Arkansas. |
OK Oklahoma County 1930 Census was the son of US 1930 Census and Oklahoma Census.
He was listed as a head of household on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated April 11, 1930. He was found in Ward One, Roll 1918, Book 2, Page 125A, Sheet 9A, ED 55-46, Dwelling 141, Family 293; Phil D. was shown at age 64 as a married white male born in Arkansas. His parents were born in Arkansas. His occupation was attorney in general practice. He was an employer. He was actually at work. He owned his house at 230 West Sixteenth Street. It was valued at $40,000 and he owned a radio. He could read and write and he spoke English. He was 30 at the time of his first marriage. Also shown: Margaret Jones, a maid, at age 40 as a divorced black female born in Texas. Her parents were born in Texas. Her occupation was house servant. She worked for a wage. She was at work on the day of the census. She could read and write and she spoke English. He was enumerated with Judge Philip Doddridge Brewer on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated April 11, 1930; Anna L. was shown at age 55 as a married white female, wife of Phil D., born in Arkansas. Her father was born in Arkansas. Her mother was born in Mississippi. Her occupation was housewife. She could read and write and she spoke English. She was 21 at the time of her first marriage. He was enumerated with Doctor Edward P. Allen on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated April 11, 1930; Myrtle B. was shown at age 40 as a married white female, wife of Edward P., born in Arkansas. Her parents were born in Arkansas. Her occupation was housewife. She could read and write and she spoke English. She was 26 at the time of her first marriage. Her house was valued at $20,000 and she owned a radio. He was listed as a head of household on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated April 11, 1930. He was found in Ward One, Roll 1918, Book 2, Page 125A, Sheet 9A, ED 55-46, Dwelling 142, Family 294; Edward P. was shown at age 46 as a married white male born in Texas. His parents were born in Mississippi. His occupation was physician in general practice. He worked on his own account. He was actually at work. He was a veteran of World War I. He could read and write and he spoke English. He owned his house at 230N West Sixteenth Street. He was 32 at the time of his first marriage. He was enumerated with Doctor Edward P. Allen on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated April 11, 1930; Edward P. Jr. was shown at age 11 as a single white male, son of Edward P., born in Oklahoma. His father was born in Texas. His mother was born in Arkansas. He could read and write and he spoke English. He attended school since September 1, 1929. He was enumerated with Doctor Edward P. Allen on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated April 11, 1930; Robert W. was shown at age 6 as a single white male, son of Edward P., born in Oklahoma. His father was born in Texas. His mother was born in Arkansas. He attended school since September 1, 1929. He was enumerated with Doctor Edward P. Allen on the Oklahoma County, OK census dated April 11, 1930; James P. was shown at age 2 years and 6 months as a single white male, son of Edward P., born in Oklahoma. His father was born in Texas. His mother was born in Arkansas. |
Lawrence Jordan McBay was born on April 1, 1905 at Sevier County, AR.
He was the son of William Jordan McBay and Cora Martha Garhart.
Lawrence Jordan McBay married Eva Viola Nations on January 16, 1927 at Hempstead County, AR. [Book Y, Page 321].
Lawrence Jordan McBay married Dorothy Evelyn Gifford on March 31, 1955.
Lawrence Jordan McBay died on May 19, 1988 at Hope, Hempstead County, AR, at age 83.
He was buried at Anderson Cemetery, Spring Hill, Hempstead County, AR.
The following obituary was published in Hope Star, Hope, Hempstead County, AR,: LAWRENCE MCBAY Lawrence J. McBay, 83, died Thursday in a local hospital. He was a retired butcher, and a member of the Southside Baptist Church, having served as deacon. Survivors include his wife, Dorothy McBay; two sons, Aaron Wright of Ft. Worth, Jerry Wright of Topeka, Kan; three daughters, Jean Downs of Hope, Martha Burns of Bonner Springs, Kan., Frances Tinsley of Kansas City, Kan; two brothers, Ben McBay and Tommy McBay, both of Hope; one sister, Lillie Riney of Nashville; 14 grandchildren; and 16 great-grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Herndon Funeral Home with the Rev. Elbert O'Steen officiating. Burial will be in Anderson Cemetery. |
Eva Viola Nations was born on March 24, 1908 at Spring Hill, Hempstead County, AR.
She married Lawrence Jordan McBay, son of William Jordan McBay and Cora Martha Garhart, on January 16, 1927 at Hempstead County, AR. [Book Y, Page 321].
Eva Viola Nations died on May 3, 1946 at Texarkana, Miller County, AR, at age 38. Tuberculosis.
She was buried at Anderson Cemetery, Spring Hill, Hempstead County, AR.
The following obituary was published in Texarkana Gazette, Texarkana, Bowie Coutny, TX,: Our beloved sister in Christ, Mrs. Eva McBay, of Texarkana, Arkansas, was called to rest May 3, 1946. She was born March 24, 1908, and was converted in August, 1925. She later joined Sweet Liberty Missionary Baptist Church of near Fulton, Arkansas, where she faithfully served until her death. We feel that she is sleeping that peaceful sleep that comes to one and all, and someday round the throne we'll meet, when Christ the Savior calls. She leaves to mourn her going her husband, Brother Lawrence McBay, three daughters, Martha Lou, Emma Jean and Francis McBay; one brother, Eld. Lee Nations; three sisters, Mrs. Lillie Smith, Mrs. Rosa Smith, and Mrs. Cora McBay, all of Hope, Arkansas, and a host of relatives and friends. Her father went on before her many years, and her mother followed shortly after her. It is sad to lose our loved ones, who have been so kind and true. When they are gone forever we are all so sad and blue, But let us remember what the Savior said one time, to our Father up in heaven, 'Let thy will be done, not mine'. We know that our loss of a friend and neighbor is Heaven's gain. ... Mrs. Estelle Treece, Mrs. Gertrude Treece, Mrs. Luke Treece, Committee. |
Martha Lou McBay was born on June 17, 1928 at Hope, Hempstead County, AR. She was the daughter of Lawrence Jordan McBay and Eva Viola Nations. Martha Lou McBay died on May 22, 2001 at Bonner Springs, Wyandotte County, KS, at age 72. |
Dorothy Evelyn Gifford was born on May 4, 1915 at Wilcox, Kearney County, NE. She married Lawrence Jordan McBay, son of William Jordan McBay and Cora Martha Garhart, on March 31, 1955. Dorothy Evelyn Gifford died on November 1, 1994 at Topeka, Shawnee County, KS, at age 79. She was buried at Bonner Springs Cemetery, Bonner Springs, Wyandotte County, KS. |
William Jordan McBay was born on February 13, 1868 at Sebastian County, AR.
He was the son of General Marion McBay and Lucinda A. Brewer.
He was enumerated with General Marion McBay on the Pike County, AR census dated July 9, 1870; William J. was shown at a ge 2 as a white male born in Arkansas. He was shown at home. He was enumerated with General Marion McBay on the Howard County, AR census dated June 17, 1880; William J. was shown at age 12 as a white male, son of General M., born in Arkansas. The birth place of his parents was not recorded. His occupation was laborer. William Jordan McBay married Cora Martha Garhart on March 6, 1892 at Sebastian County, AR. William Jordan McBay died on January 7, 1955 at Hope, Hempstead County, AR, at age 86. The following obituary was published in Hope Star, Hope, Hempstead County, AR, on January 7, 1955: W. J. McBAY, 87, SUCCUMBS AT HIS HOME HERE William J. McBay, aged 87, a resident of Hope for the past 30 years, died at his home at 214 S. Laurel Street, today. He had been ill only a few days. Mr. McBay moved to Hope from Howard County. He is survived by his wife, five sons: Fred of Fulton; Lawrence of Bonner Springs, Kansas; Ben, Cecil, and T. G. McBay of Hope; two daughters, Mrs. Wyatt Harris of Nashville; and Mrs. Luther Hill of Hope. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday at Garrett Memorial Church by the Rev. Elbert O'Steen. Burial will be in Anderson Cemetery near Spring Hill. Arrangements are in charge of Oakcrest Chapel, Inc. He was buried at Anderson Cemetery, Spring Hill, Hempstead County, AR. |
Cora Martha Garhart was born on February 11, 1869 at Hoylton, Washington County, IL.
She married William Jordan McBay, son of General Marion McBay and Lucinda A. Brewer, on March 6, 1892 at Sebastian County, AR.
Cora Martha Garhart died on May 5, 1957 at Nashville, Howard County, AR, at age 88.
The following obituary was published in Hope Star, Hope, Hempstead County, AR, on May 6, 1957: MRS. CORA McBAY, 88, DIES SUNDAY AT NASHVILLE Mrs. Cora M. McBay, ages 88, dies at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Wyatt Harris of Nashville early Sunday morning. Mrs. McBay was a member of Garrett Memorial Baptist Church and had lived in Hope for many years before moving to Nashville two years ago to make her home with her daughter. Survivors include five sons, Fred of Texarkana; Cecil of Nashville; Lawrence of Bonner Springs, Kansas; Ben and T. G. McBay of Hope; two daughters, Mrs. Lillie Riney of Fort Worth, and Mrs. Wyatt Harris of Nashville; three sisters, Mrs. Hallie Thanes, Okmulgee, Okla., Mrs. Emma Backer of Bouie, Texas and Mrs. Alice Snook of Aberdeen, Washington. 34 grandchildren and 46 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 1 p. m. Saturday at the Garrett Memorial Baptist Church with Rev. Elbert O'Steen officiating. Burial by Oakcrest Funeral Home was in Anderson Cemetery. |
Thomas Gladwin 'T.G.' McBay Sr. was born on February 2, 1910 at Dierks, Howard County, AR.
He was the son of William Jordan McBay and Cora Martha Garhart.
Thomas Gladwin 'T.G.' McBay Sr. died on October 25, 1999 at Hope, Hempstead County, AR, at age 89.
The following obituary was published in Texarkana Gazette, Texarkana, Bowie Coutny, TX, on October 27, 1999: THOMAS McBAY HOPE, Ark. -- Thomas G. McBay Sr., 89, of Hope died Monday, Oct. 25, 1999, in Hope. Mr. McBay was born Feb 2, 1910, in Dierks, Ark. He was a retired carpenter, a Baptist and an Army veteran. He was preceded in death by two sons, Jimmy G. McBay and Herschel C. McBay, and one granddaughter, Alicia D. Murphy. Survivors include his wife, Cora M. McBay; one son, Thomas McBay, Jr; two daughters, Joyce Jones and Jolly Murphy; 13 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; and a number of nieces and nephews. Services will be 2 p.m. Thursday in Her(n)don Funeral Home Chapel with Kenneth Grant officiating. Burial will be in Memory Gardens. Visitation will be 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home. |
Benjamin Bogard McBay was born on November 17, 1907 at Dierks, Howard County, AR.
He was the son of William Jordan McBay and Cora Martha Garhart.
Benjamin Bogard McBay married Joyce Marie Reid on November 25, 1931 at Hempstead County, AR.
Benjamin Bogard McBay died on January 10, 1991 at Hempstead County, AR, at age 83.
The following obituary was published in Hope Star, Hope, Hempstead County, AR, on January 11, 1991: Ben McBay, 83, died Jan. 10 in a local hospital. He was a retired carpenter, and a baptist. He is survived by his wife, Essie Lee McBay of Hope; three sons, Billy Ray McBay and Randy McBay, both of Hope, Gary McBay of DeKalb Tex; three daughters, Sherry Rose, Emily Devenny, Shirley Burke, all of Hope; one brother, T.G. McBay of Hope; a sister, Lilie Riney of Nashville; eighteen grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Services will be at 2 PM Saturday at Herndon Funeral Home with John Mangum officiating. Burial will be in Anderson Union Cemetery. He was buried at Anderson Cemetery, Spring Hill, Hempstead County, AR. |
Cecil Roy McBay was born on May 13, 1900 at Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory, OK. He was the son of William Jordan McBay and Cora Martha Garhart. Cecil Roy McBay married Callie Fronia Henderson on March 6, 1921 at Pike County, AR. [Book F, Page 220]. Cecil Roy McBay died on December 31, 1982 at Hempstead County, AR, at age 82. He was buried at Memory Gardens Cemetery, Hempstead County, AR. |
Lillie Maud McBay was born on October 21, 1914 at Dierks, Howard County, AR.
She was the daughter of William Jordan McBay and Cora Martha Garhart.
Lillie Maud McBay married Floyd B. L. Riney on May 20, 1934.
Lillie Maud McBay married Luther 'Pete' Hill on August 20, 1955.
Lillie Maud McBay died on June 5, 1996 at age 81.
She was buried at Bluff Springs Cemetery, Nashville, Howard County, AR.
The following obituary was published in Nashville News, Nashville, Howard County, AR,: Lillie McBay Riney, 81, of Greensboro, NC, died Wed., June 5, 1996, in a Greensboro nursing home. Mrs. Riney was born in 1914 near Dierks, AR, and was a member of the Missionary Baptist Church and the Rebecca Lodge. Survivors include one son, David Hill of Greensboro; one brother, T. G. McBay of Hope, Ark; one grandson , Steve Hill of San Jose, Calif; one granddaughter, Tracy Dick of Cincinnati, Ohio; and four great-grandchildren. Services will be 2 p.m. Sunday at Latimer Funeral Home Chapel in Nashville. Burial will be in Bluff Springs Cemetery. |
Luther 'Pete' Hill died in 1947. He married Lillie Maud McBay, daughter of William Jordan McBay and Cora Martha Garhart, on August 20, 1955. |
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