The Stockard graves have no headstones. The collection of plots is surrounded by a low (6 inches high or so) concrete wall, with a corner block at each corner with an "S" in the top of the block. On one of the walls, "J F Stockard" is lettered into the concrete. It is believed the plot contains 8 graves. The information is from 4 surviving pages of the Stockard family bible, which burned in 1948. Some of the entries are partial and some are hard to read, but this is the best information I have). In addition to the 3 graves already listed (Nancy, Mary Jane, and JR), I believe the others are James Ferdinand (JF) Stockard (b. 4-10-1838, d. 4-15-1915 (hard to read, but I believe this is the correct year). Richard Lee (RL or Dick) Stockard (b. 9-14-1869, d. 8-4-1937) William Henry Stockard (b. 8-8-1870, d. 8-28-1870) Albert Yester Stockard (b. 3-12-1873, d. 10-16-1873) John Franklin Stockard (b. 9-7-1874, d. 9-6-1877) The only other child of JF and Nancy is Tomye Ella (b. 10-15-1882 (although the year may have been earlier, since the entry was made by Tomye herself, much after the fact), d. 12-about 20-1966). She is buried in Brinkley. Tomye was my grandmother. Other miscellaneous information: As I noted before, Nancy was known in the family as Ella. She was born ?-3-1843 (month is illegible), and she and JF were married 9-26-1866. JR's name was James Rush. He was married to Eula Roles on 12-7-1897.I am the only living descendant of JF and Nancy, and I have no children, so interest in this is probably pretty limited. Thanks again for the information and for your work in entering all this information. The information on Mary Jane was especially interesting to me, because I have a record of her birth, but no record of her death, and I did not know anything about the details.
Regards, Paul Weissman.
The Stockard graves have no headstones. The collection of plots is surrounded by a low (6 inches high or so) concrete wall, with a corner block at each corner with an "S" in the top of the block. On one of the walls, "J F Stockard" is lettered into the concrete. It is believed the plot contains 8 graves. The information is from 4 surviving pages of the Stockard family bible, which burned in 1948. Some of the entries are partial and some are hard to read, but this is the best information I have). In addition to the 3 graves already listed (Nancy, Mary Jane, and JR), I believe the others are James Ferdinand (JF) Stockard (b. 4-10-1838, d. 4-15-1915 (hard to read, but I believe this is the correct year). Richard Lee (RL or Dick) Stockard (b. 9-14-1869, d. 8-4-1937) William Henry Stockard (b. 8-8-1870, d. 8-28-1870) Albert Yester Stockard (b. 3-12-1873, d. 10-16-1873) John Franklin Stockard (b. 9-7-1874, d. 9-6-1877) The only other child of JF and Nancy is Tomye Ella (b. 10-15-1882 (although the year may have been earlier, since the entry was made by Tomye herself, much after the fact), d. 12-about 20-1966). She is buried in Brinkley. Tomye was my grandmother. Other miscellaneous information: As I noted before, Nancy was known in the family as Ella. She was born ?-3-1843 (month is illegible), and she and JF were married 9-26-1866. JR's name was James Rush. He was married to Eula Roles on 12-7-1897.I am the only living descendant of JF and Nancy, and I have no children, so interest in this is probably pretty limited. Thanks again for the information and for your work in entering all this information. The information on Mary Jane was especially interesting to me, because I have a record of her birth, but no record of her death, and I did not know anything about the details.
Regards, Paul Weissman.
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