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Andrew Jackson Herd

Birth
Marion County, Tennessee, USA
Death
1867 (aged 21–22)
Ozark County, Missouri, USA
Burial
Isabella, Ozark County, Missouri, USA Add to Map
Plot
465
Memorial ID
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This grave was relocated from the Old Haskins Cemetery when the Bulls Shoals Dam covered it by water in May 1950. The old cemetery was located in a field at the edge of Green Hollow NE croenr NE 1/4, NE 1/4 Sec 5 T22N R15W and about 2 miles from this New Friend Cemetery.

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Andrew married Muhudah Johnson b: 24 Mar 1846 in Ozark, Missouri on 3 Dec 1864 in Ozark, Missouri
One Child: Jesse Everett Heard b: 10 Oct 1867 in Ozark, Missouri


Ozark County Missouri, Turnbo Cemetery Headstones
Compiled Inscriptions for Relocated Turnbo Cemetery at Pontiac For the second time in 25 years, the relocated Turnbo Cemetery at Pontiac is being cleared of brush and overgrowth of grass, weeds, and brambles.

The work is being done by Verl Mahan, Floyd Mahan and D. P. Herd. So far, several loads of brush have been cleared away and after the first frost, weeds and brambles will be cut down

It was in 1950, in preparation for the impoundment of Bull Shoals Lake, that the U. S. Corps of Engineers moved the cemetery to its rocky slope not far from Pontiac Cemetery. The present location, approximately two acres, was purchased by the Corps of Engineers from William M. Martin.

First located between the east side of Little North Fork and the west side of Spring Creek, the cemetery was in existence there before the Civil War. It now lies under the waters of Bull Shoals Lake.

Located on land first owned by Andy Herd and Hettie Johnson Herd, the cemetery became known as the Turnbo Cemetery probably after Hettie Herd was widowed and later married to J. N. Turnbo.

Another tie with the Turnbo name came when Hettie and Andy Herd's son, Jess E., Herd, married Eliza Turnbo, the daughter of S. C. Turnbo, author of Fireside Stories, a detailed history of the settlement of central and western Ozark county. Later, Jess and Eliza Herd's daughter, Fannie Herd, married M. M. Sanders and it was the Sanders family who sold the old location of the cemetery to the U. S. Government.


Andrew J. Herd b: 1845 d: 1867 in Ozark County,
Missouri
........................... +Mahulda "Hulda" Johnson b: March 24, 1846 in Ozark County, Missouri d: January 30, 1907 in Pontiac, Ozark County, Missouri Father: Samuel Johnson, Jr. Mother: Hester "Hettie"
Keesee
............................ 7 Jesse Everett Herd b: October 10, 1867 in Ozark County, Missouri d: September 7, 1945 in Pontiac, Ozark County,Missouri
................................ +Elizabeth E. Eliza Turnbo b: June 15, 1870 in Keesee County, Arkansas d: February 5, 1944 Father: Silas Claiborne "Claib" Turnbo Mother: Mary Matilda Holt
................................. 8 Clara Herd b: November 5, 1890 in Ozark County, Missouri d: November 10, 1890 in Ozark County, Missouri
................................. 8 Fannie Myrtle Herd b: in Broken Arrow,Wagoner County, Oklahoma d: 1962 in Broken Arrow, Wagoner County, Oklahoma
..................................... +Monroe Milton Sanders b: July 1892 in Ozark County, Missouri
................................. 8 Everett Herd b: Nov 1893 in Ozark County, Missouri
This grave was relocated from the Old Haskins Cemetery when the Bulls Shoals Dam covered it by water in May 1950. The old cemetery was located in a field at the edge of Green Hollow NE croenr NE 1/4, NE 1/4 Sec 5 T22N R15W and about 2 miles from this New Friend Cemetery.

____________________
Andrew married Muhudah Johnson b: 24 Mar 1846 in Ozark, Missouri on 3 Dec 1864 in Ozark, Missouri
One Child: Jesse Everett Heard b: 10 Oct 1867 in Ozark, Missouri


Ozark County Missouri, Turnbo Cemetery Headstones
Compiled Inscriptions for Relocated Turnbo Cemetery at Pontiac For the second time in 25 years, the relocated Turnbo Cemetery at Pontiac is being cleared of brush and overgrowth of grass, weeds, and brambles.

The work is being done by Verl Mahan, Floyd Mahan and D. P. Herd. So far, several loads of brush have been cleared away and after the first frost, weeds and brambles will be cut down

It was in 1950, in preparation for the impoundment of Bull Shoals Lake, that the U. S. Corps of Engineers moved the cemetery to its rocky slope not far from Pontiac Cemetery. The present location, approximately two acres, was purchased by the Corps of Engineers from William M. Martin.

First located between the east side of Little North Fork and the west side of Spring Creek, the cemetery was in existence there before the Civil War. It now lies under the waters of Bull Shoals Lake.

Located on land first owned by Andy Herd and Hettie Johnson Herd, the cemetery became known as the Turnbo Cemetery probably after Hettie Herd was widowed and later married to J. N. Turnbo.

Another tie with the Turnbo name came when Hettie and Andy Herd's son, Jess E., Herd, married Eliza Turnbo, the daughter of S. C. Turnbo, author of Fireside Stories, a detailed history of the settlement of central and western Ozark county. Later, Jess and Eliza Herd's daughter, Fannie Herd, married M. M. Sanders and it was the Sanders family who sold the old location of the cemetery to the U. S. Government.


Andrew J. Herd b: 1845 d: 1867 in Ozark County,
Missouri
........................... +Mahulda "Hulda" Johnson b: March 24, 1846 in Ozark County, Missouri d: January 30, 1907 in Pontiac, Ozark County, Missouri Father: Samuel Johnson, Jr. Mother: Hester "Hettie"
Keesee
............................ 7 Jesse Everett Herd b: October 10, 1867 in Ozark County, Missouri d: September 7, 1945 in Pontiac, Ozark County,Missouri
................................ +Elizabeth E. Eliza Turnbo b: June 15, 1870 in Keesee County, Arkansas d: February 5, 1944 Father: Silas Claiborne "Claib" Turnbo Mother: Mary Matilda Holt
................................. 8 Clara Herd b: November 5, 1890 in Ozark County, Missouri d: November 10, 1890 in Ozark County, Missouri
................................. 8 Fannie Myrtle Herd b: in Broken Arrow,Wagoner County, Oklahoma d: 1962 in Broken Arrow, Wagoner County, Oklahoma
..................................... +Monroe Milton Sanders b: July 1892 in Ozark County, Missouri
................................. 8 Everett Herd b: Nov 1893 in Ozark County, Missouri


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