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James Arthur “Jack” Benson

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James Arthur “Jack” Benson

Birth
Harrisburg, Poinsett County, Arkansas, USA
Death
27 May 1987 (aged 91)
Trumann, Poinsett County, Arkansas, USA
Burial
Harrisburg, Poinsett County, Arkansas, USA Add to Map
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NOTE: My 1st cousin 2x removed...Nephew of my mother's grandmother, Louisa Frances (Britt) Carver. (Per Dorothy Hare Wigginton)
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1910 United States Federal Census:
Home In 1910: Greenfield, Poinsett, Arkansas
HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS:
R C Benson 54(Head-Farmer-Own Farm)
Mel Benson 39 (Wife-Mother Of 6/5 Living)
(both Married once, 18 Years)
Arthur Benson 14
Lucy Benson 12
Willie Benson 10
Jan (Joe) Benson 3
Nellie Benson 8/12 [0]
(Last 3 are boarders)
Edward Reger [30]
Jno Parko 39
J L W Bunch 70

Social Security Death Index:
Name: J. Benson
Last Residence: 72472 Trumann, Poinsett, Arkansas,USA
Born: 23 Oct 1895
Died: May 1987 State (Year)
SSN issued: Arkansas (1956)

REGARDING OLD HARRISBURG CEMETERY (found this information on line):
This cemetery is more commonly known as the Old Harrisburg City Cemetery. This 13 acre cemetery is owned and maintained by the Harrisburg Methodist Church. On November 1, 1880 the original 10 acres of land was purchased for the consideration of $1.00 from M.L. Shelton and I.A. Brookfield of Cross County. Receiving the land on behalf of the church as trustees were Thomas Sparks, Wilfred G. Godbey and Thomas Steele. The land had been surveyed by the founder of the church, Rev. John M. Steele, an accomplished surveyor.
The size of the cemetery was expanded in 1972 when Mrs. Virginia Shepherd and her husband, the late Roger D. Shepherd deeded a tract of land to the cemetery.
Today the trustees of the cemetery are Clyde Ford, Steve Cooper and J.F. Winningham.
The earliest known marked grave is that of A.M. Minton who died in 1857. (Compiled by Brian & Amy King, November 20, 1994)

http://web.archive.org/web/20090725210248/http://users.bscn.com:80/~harryv/fumethc.htm
NOTE: My 1st cousin 2x removed...Nephew of my mother's grandmother, Louisa Frances (Britt) Carver. (Per Dorothy Hare Wigginton)
________________

1910 United States Federal Census:
Home In 1910: Greenfield, Poinsett, Arkansas
HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS:
R C Benson 54(Head-Farmer-Own Farm)
Mel Benson 39 (Wife-Mother Of 6/5 Living)
(both Married once, 18 Years)
Arthur Benson 14
Lucy Benson 12
Willie Benson 10
Jan (Joe) Benson 3
Nellie Benson 8/12 [0]
(Last 3 are boarders)
Edward Reger [30]
Jno Parko 39
J L W Bunch 70

Social Security Death Index:
Name: J. Benson
Last Residence: 72472 Trumann, Poinsett, Arkansas,USA
Born: 23 Oct 1895
Died: May 1987 State (Year)
SSN issued: Arkansas (1956)

REGARDING OLD HARRISBURG CEMETERY (found this information on line):
This cemetery is more commonly known as the Old Harrisburg City Cemetery. This 13 acre cemetery is owned and maintained by the Harrisburg Methodist Church. On November 1, 1880 the original 10 acres of land was purchased for the consideration of $1.00 from M.L. Shelton and I.A. Brookfield of Cross County. Receiving the land on behalf of the church as trustees were Thomas Sparks, Wilfred G. Godbey and Thomas Steele. The land had been surveyed by the founder of the church, Rev. John M. Steele, an accomplished surveyor.
The size of the cemetery was expanded in 1972 when Mrs. Virginia Shepherd and her husband, the late Roger D. Shepherd deeded a tract of land to the cemetery.
Today the trustees of the cemetery are Clyde Ford, Steve Cooper and J.F. Winningham.
The earliest known marked grave is that of A.M. Minton who died in 1857. (Compiled by Brian & Amy King, November 20, 1994)

http://web.archive.org/web/20090725210248/http://users.bscn.com:80/~harryv/fumethc.htm

Gravesite Details

Information on burial from Family Group Sheet by Nellie Stanley, City Cemetery--This information is not considered documented. Found the cemetery was named Old Harrisburg Cemetery..Later named, First United Methodist Church cemetery.



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