Son of Joseph Alexander and Mahalia Agnew Plunk.
He was kicked in the head by a horse. It is said he lived several years after that, though not of sound mind. Tax records show that M.L. Plunk paid taxes on 150 acres early in 1883, but in 1884 and succeeding years, they were paid by Mrs. M.L. Plunk.
He married Mary (called Molly) Christine Shelton.
Their children are Marcus Elijah Plunk, William Crawford Plunk, and Marcus Lafayette Plunk, Jr.
This memorial is maintained by a direct descendant.
He was kicked in the head by a horse. It is said he lived several years after that, though not of sound mind. Tax records show that M.L. Plunk paid taxes on 150 acres early in 1883, but in 1884 and succeeding years, they were paid by Mrs. M.L. Plunk.
He married Mary (called Molly) Christine Shelton.
Their children are Marcus Elijah Plunk, William Crawford Plunk, and Marcus Lafayette Plunk, Jr.
This memorial is maintained by a direct descendant.
Son of Joseph Alexander and Mahalia Agnew Plunk.
He was kicked in the head by a horse. It is said he lived several years after that, though not of sound mind. Tax records show that M.L. Plunk paid taxes on 150 acres early in 1883, but in 1884 and succeeding years, they were paid by Mrs. M.L. Plunk.
He married Mary (called Molly) Christine Shelton.
Their children are Marcus Elijah Plunk, William Crawford Plunk, and Marcus Lafayette Plunk, Jr.
This memorial is maintained by a direct descendant.
He was kicked in the head by a horse. It is said he lived several years after that, though not of sound mind. Tax records show that M.L. Plunk paid taxes on 150 acres early in 1883, but in 1884 and succeeding years, they were paid by Mrs. M.L. Plunk.
He married Mary (called Molly) Christine Shelton.
Their children are Marcus Elijah Plunk, William Crawford Plunk, and Marcus Lafayette Plunk, Jr.
This memorial is maintained by a direct descendant.
