Name: Francis Marion PLUNKETT
ALIA: Frannie //
Name: Frannie PLUNKETT
Name: Uncle Frannie PLUNKETT

Birth: 12 JUN 1852 in Clark Township, Johnson (now Logan) County, Arkansas
Death: 2 MAR 1899 in near Brown, Logan County, Arkansas
Burial: Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Logan County, Arkansas
Religion: Baptist
Occupation: Farmer

Father: Ellison PLUNKETT b: 26 AUG 1805 in North Carolina
Mother: Jane STRINGER b: 5 OCT 1812 in Kentucky

Marriage 1 Martha "Mattie" Jane REID b: 5 OCT 1858 in Hernando, Mississippi
Married: 15 OCT 1874

Children:
Baby PLUNKETT b: 14 DEC 1875
Lucinda Jane PLUNKETT b: 2 JUN 1877 in Wilkins, Logan County, Arkansas Bertha Alberta PLUNKETT b: 5 SEP 1879 in Wilkins, Logan County, Arkansas Cora Elizabeth PLUNKETT b: 11 OCT 1881 in Wilkins, Logan County, Arkansas Jessie May PLUNKETT b: 18 FEB 1884 in Wilkins, Logan County, Arkansas Herbert Bonnie PLUNKETT b: 4 DEC 1886 in Wilkins, Logan County, Arkansas Carrie Harding PLUNKETT b: 9 MAY 1889 in Wilkins, Logan County, Arkansas Dennis Hamilton PLUNKETT b: 5 MAR 1892 in Wilkins, Logan County, Arkansas Amy Ester PLUNKETT b: 8 SEP 1894 in Wilkins, Logan County, Arkansas Grace Marion PLUNKETT b: 21 FEB 1897 in Wilkins, Logan County, Arkansas Frances Martha PLUNKETT b: 22 SEP 1899 in Wilkins, Logan County, Arkansas

*******************************

Reference: Obituary clipping of Francis Marion Plunkett, found in the John William Foster Bible. Ginevra Jane Plunkett married John William Foster and is a sister of Francis "Franny" Marion Plunkett.

Again on the 2nd the Angel of Death spread her snowy wings over the home of Mr. F.M. Plunkett of near Brown and claimed for her own a dear father and husband which was indeed a very sad surprise to this and immediate vicinities. The remains were laid to rest in Pleasant Grove cemetery. Mr. Plunkett was a true and honored citizen and loved by all who knew him because of kindness and gentleness. All was done during his short illness that loving hearts and willing hands could do to restore him to health again, but our blessed Master who doeth all things well plucked this withered flower out of this world of sin and sorrow and transplanted it in that beautiful Eden of peace and joy to live forevermore. Then let us not weep for our loved one that has gone on before for we have an assurance that he is a guarding angel over us now. If we are only faithful until the "last Trumpet shall sound" we will meet him in that beautiful place that is prepared for us.
March 6, 1899